It’s the month of love, and what better way to celebrate than by doing something you love, playing games? Thankfully, you don’t need to wait for the 14th to get started because today is Friday, so it’s the day of the week that you can go home, get comfy on the couch, and spend some serious time gaming.
It’s also the day of the week that you can head over to the Epic Game Store and download a game, or in today’s case, games entirely for free – and who doesn’t love free games?
For those who don’t already know, every Thursday or sometimes Friday, Epic Games Store makes a game. Sometimes, if you’ve been really, really good, two games are available for gamers to download and add to their libraries for free.
All gamers need to do to grab this fantastic gift from the gaming gods for themselves is log into their Epic account, redeem the game or games on offer and add it to their library. Forever.
Today, the Epic Games Store has Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! and Lost Castle available to snatch up until the 15th of February.
Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!
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Usually retailing for R191, Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! is a psychological horror visual novel that’s raked in Overwhelming Positive reviews since its debut seven years ago.
Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! It will take players into the terrifying world of poetry and romance, and players will write poems for their crush while erasing any mistakes to ensure their perfect ending.
Lost Castle
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Lost Castle is an action RPG beat’em up with roguelike elements and randomized dungeons for up to four players online and locally. The game usually sells for R109 and has a Mostly Positive review.
Essentially, it’s a super cute, super hard action RPG filled with hand-drawn, humorous characters and environments that embrace retro action with modern twists.
If Doki Doki Literature Club Plus! or Lost Castle sounds like the games for you, remember to head to the Epic Games Store and add them to your library before the 15th of February, when the next free game goes live.