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The narrative focus of last week’s visual novel Return to Ash and the tactical gear from the STALCRAFT: X Starter Pack have officially rotated out as of today, February 26. From now until March 5 at 11:00 AM ET, Epic is offering a diverse duo that trades emotional storytelling for mechanical puzzles and arcade-style combat. You can currently claim Boxes: Lost Fragments and My Night Job for zero dollars. This is a resourceful pickup for anyone looking to bridge the gap between February and March with two polished indie experiences that usually retail for around $25 combined.

Mechanical Intricacy in Boxes: Lost Fragments
Released in early 2024, Boxes: Lost Fragments is an atmospheric puzzler that draws heavy inspiration from the clockwork intricacy of series like The Room. You play as a legendary thief who finds themselves trapped within a lavish mansion filled with diabolical, Art Deco-styled puzzle boxes. The gameplay is strictly focused on tactile interaction—sliding panels, turning gears, and discovering hidden compartments to unlock the secrets of each mechanical marvel. It currently holds a “Very Positive” 91% rating on the Steam Store, where it retails for $14.99. For those who miss the weekly freebie, the G2A Marketplace (affiliate) typically lists keys for approximately $3.50 to $5.00, making it a high-value grab for logic fans.

Arcade Chaos in My Night Job
Providing a high-energy contrast to the mansion’s quiet puzzles, My Night Job is an arcade beat-’em-up that tasks you with surviving a monster-infested manor. You are equipped with over 60 different weapons—ranging from standard blades to absurd environmental objects—to protect survivors and clear out hordes of undead. The game focuses on room management; if you allow the monsters to destroy too many areas of the building, your “shift” ends permanently. While the Steam Store lists the title at $9.99, it is a cult favorite for its fast-paced, retro-inspired mechanics. If you happen to miss the Epic window, the G2A Marketplace often has keys for as low as $1.10, which is essentially a coffee-budget backup for your library.

High-Scoring Legacy Hits on Sale
If you have a few dollars to spare, the store is currently hosting deep discounts on some of the industry’s highest-rated titles. For those who missed the previous year’s hype, the 93-rated masterpiece Red Dead Redemption 2 is sitting at 67% off, providing hundreds of hours of cinematic Western gameplay for under $20. Similarly, Grand Theft Auto V remains a top seller at 50% off, a resourceful way to secure the Enhanced Edition if it isn’t already in your rotation. For a more modern experience, the 2026 launch of Resident Evil Requiem is currently featured at full retail, but tactical players should instead look toward ARC Raiders, which is holding its value as one of the most anticipated shooters of the year. Claim this week’s freebies before the next rotation on March 5 to ensure your collection keeps growing.





