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Looking to expand your gaming collection with brand new games but without breaking the bank? Then you're in luck, because we've got just the thing for you. With game prices climbing higher and tariffs on the rise, it's understandable to want something for cheap or, if you're lucky, for free. The good news is, there's a great place where you can find free games and pick from many budget-friendly options. Enter: the Epic Games Store. After Epic Games' success with the free-to-play game Fortnite, the company decided to go one step further. In 2019, Epic launched its own store to rival Steam. Unlike Steam, the Epic Games Store offers free games every week, including charming indie titles and big AAA releases. If you're looking to find out how to access these free games, we're here to guide you. First, create a free Epic Games account. After signing up, go to the free games section on the Epic Games Store every Thursday at 8 a.m. PT (11 a.m. ET, 4 p.m. BST) to see the week's selections. The number of free games you receive each week can change, but you'll always get at least one. Keep in mind, there might be some breaks during holidays or days when games aren't announced beforehand. Occasionally, like around Christmastime, Epic surprises us with new free games every day. And the best part? These games are yours to enjoy forever. While the Epic Games Store is a fantastic resource for gamers, it is only available on PC -- so console gamers will, unfortunately, miss out. If you're a Mac user, you'll find games available, but it's a good idea to check that the game is compatible with your device before you download. Nightreign, Doom: The Dark Ages and Black Panther | Obvious Skill Issue 5 Nightreign, Doom: The Dark Ages and Black Panther | Obvious Skill Issue 5 Click to unmute Video Player is loading. 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They are completely interactive, meaning that you can open a tent, cut through bushes or climb through windows to find who you're looking for. With over 32 hand-drawn areas, 500+ unique interactions and three color modes (sepia, night mode and normal) there's plenty for you to uncover in Hidden Folks. Usually $13, Hidden Folks is available for free via the Epic Games Store. At the time of writing, a review score is not available. However, on rival storefront Steam, its overall rating is "Very Positive," with its most recent score also being "Very Positive." Totally Reliable Delivery Service We're Five Games/Epic Games Store If you're a fan of rag-doll physics and shenanigans that'll have you and your friends laughing for years to come, you should consider grabbing Totally Reliable Delivery Service from developer We're Five Games. Who doesn't love chaos? 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Whatever your amphibian friends need to thrive, you'll be there to help make it happen. But it isn't just caring for the frogs, you'll also be getting your boots muddy to help preserve the frog's wetland habitat. From digging ponds to let water roam to planting crops to harvest, you'll have plenty to do in this charming little game. Usually $20, Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge is available for free next week via the Epic Games Store. At the time of writing, Kamaeru does not have a review score on the Epic Games Store. On rival storefront Steam, its overall rating is "Very Positive," with its most recent score being "Very Positive." Strange Horticulture If you've ever thought, 'I'd like to try my hand at being a mysterious little proprietor at a local plant store,' then you'll be happy to know that such a game exists. Enter Strange Horticulture from developer Bad Viking. With a name like Strange Horticulture, you shouldn't be surprised to know that your journey begins in the quaint, but quirky town of Undermere. As the new horticulturist, your job is to find and identify new plants. This seems simple enough, but before you know it, you're thrust into an occult mystery that goes back decades. A puzzle game at heart, how players interact with their surroundings directly influences how the story unravels. You'll also affect the colorful cast of characters you meet, so make sure you're satisfied with your choices before you do something you might regret. Will you discover Undermere's dark mysteries, or will they -- and the malignant forces of the town -- unravel you first? Usually $15, Strange Horticulture is available for free next week via the Epic Games Store. At the time of writing, Strange Horticulture has a review score of 4.6 out of 5. 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