Epic Games Store updates catalog and releases redemption of two puzzle and action games for computer

Epic Games Store’s weekly rotation of freebies was updated this Thursday with two new digital entertainment options for computers. Platform users can permanently add the titles Boxes: Lost Fragments and My Night Job to the library without any financial cost. The deadline to redeem products remains open until next Wednesday, March 5th, ending in the early afternoon at Brasília.

This promotional action is part of the company’s regular calendar, which seeks to maintain user base engagement through the distribution of complete software licenses. Unlike temporary demos or free trial periods, games redeemed during the promotional window become the player’s property indefinitely. The current selection offers a duality of experiences, covering both fans of slow logical reasoning and fans of quick reflexes and nostalgic aesthetics.

Complex puzzles and fragmented narrative

The first standout offering is Boxes: Lost Fragments, a creation by Big Loop Studios that challenges the player’s ability to deduce. The plot puts the protagonist in the role of a legendary thief infiltrated in a grand mansion, where the central objective is to manipulate mechanical boxes full of secrets. The gameplay focuses on the detailed observation of three-dimensional objects, requiring the user to understand internal mechanisms to advance the story.

The game’s environment was designed to create an atmosphere of mystery and luxury, using dynamic lighting and detailed textures to increase immersion. The absence of timers allows problem solving to occur at the player’s pace, transforming the experience into something contemplative. The narrative is delivered in a non-linear way, with fragments of the story being revealed as new rooms in the mansion are accessed and puzzles are solved.

Retro aesthetics and intense survival

In direct contrast to the calm of the puzzles, My Night Job delivers an experience focused on action and controlled chaos. Desenvolvido by Webcore Games, the title pays homage to horror films from the 1980s, placing the player in an old building invaded by monsters. The mission involves protecting the structure from total destruction while rescuing survivors spread across the floors, requiring quick crisis management and strategic positioning.

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The gameplay mixes 2D platform elements with a combat system that encourages constant improvisation. The arsenal available in the scenario includes more than 60 varied objects, from common tools to heavy equipment, which can be used against hordes of enemies. The pixel art visuals and tense soundtrack complement the arcade proposal, offering high replayability through scoring systems and global rankings.

System Requirements and Upcoming Offers

Technical accessibility is a strong point in this week’s selection, allowing a wide range of computers to run the games satisfactorily. The puzzle title requires an intermediate processor to maintain the graphical fidelity of the objects, while the action game runs smoothly even on entry-level laptops or older machines. Ambos the products have localization for several languages, including Brazilian Portuguese, making it easier to understand the mechanics and history.

To carry out the redemption, it is necessary to have an active account at Epic Games Store and carry out the procedure via browser or desktop application, and it is recommended that two-factor authentication be activated. The store also confirmed the schedule for the following week, announcing that Turnip Boy Robs to Bank will be the next free title starting the afternoon of March 5th. Maintaining this free distribution strategy continues to be an essential pillar for the platform’s growth in the digital games market in 2026.