Epic Games Store officially reveals 2 free games for February 26

The Epic Games Store Officially announced its February 26 free: my night job and Boxes: The Missing Pieces. Priced at $25 combined, neither title was previously offered for free on the Epic Games Store.

During January 2026, Epic received two giveaways in which it offered two games at once, the pair Wildgate and Total War: The Three Kingdoms on January 1 and then two Sticks Games on January 15. This month, it already had three such promotions, with this newly announced one set to mark its fourth.

February 2026 Free Games Epic Game Store, Ashes and Back to My Night Job

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Epic Game Store: A comprehensive list of every free game to date

Here's a list of all the free games on the Epic Games Store. You have until February 26th to get the current free game.

Boxes: The Missing Pieces and My Night Job are another of Epic's freebies

my night job and Boxes: The Missing Pieces The Epic Games Store's free games for February 26 have been officially revealed. Both will be available to claim until March 5, 8 am PT / 11 am ET / 5 pm CET. my night job is a 2016 indie action game that drops players into a monster-infested mansion and tasks them with holding the building together long enough to save the survivors. It's framed as an '80s horror pastiche with an arcade sensibility that emphasizes fast runs and increasing difficulty, as well as keeping things varied with a large arsenal of over 60 weapons, not counting the ability to fight the undead with your bare hands.

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Next February 26 Freebie, Boxes: The Missing Piecesis a single-player 3D puzzle adventure in the escape-the-room mold. It's built around intricate, tactile-looking mechanical puzzle boxes that players open piece by piece. Originally released in February 2024, it has over 1,500 “very positive” user reviews on Steam and an average rating of 82 on OpenCritic.

Epic Games Store Free Games Now

The Epic Games Store will be giving away over the next seven days, excluding next week's giveaway Back to AshA short visual novel created by indie developer-publisher Serenity Forge. It was originally released on Steam in July 2025, garnering “very positive” user reviews. The game focuses on the story of a young woman named Ashleigh who wakes up in the afterlife, or something similar. Her first reaction seems to be one of relief, which means she has been sick for an exhausting time. However, the game doesn't exactly clarify what happened from the start, with Ashleigh's backstory being framed as the main motivation for playing the game.

Back to Ash is a relatively short experience that, based on crowdsourced player data from 2025, takes less than four hours to complete on average. Its moment-to-moment gameplay mostly involves reading dialogue and choosing responses. Ashleigh also builds relationships with several other characters over the course of the game. His choices determine the outcome of the game's story, infusing the black-and-white visual novel with a degree of replay value.

Back to Ash Free to claim from February 19 to February 26. It is available with the starter version Stalcraft: XAn MMOFPS with a free-to-play base game and a microtransaction-based business model. Developed and published by Russian studio EXBO, Stalcraft: X It has accumulated over 15,000 “mixed” reviews since its December 2022 launch on Steam. similar to STALKER series, it is set in a fictional version of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone and offers a continuous MMO open world with RPG-like progression. It offers PvPvE gameplay that blends combat and exploration: players team up and gear up in hubs, then head out to complete missions, battle AI-controlled threats, scavenge resources and clash with other factions.

The starter version, usually priced at $24.99 Stalcraft: X It's also free on Steam for the duration of an ongoing Epic Games Store promo. The offerings are separate because the game doesn't offer cross-progression; Each platform has its own servers, even fragmenting the PC player base.