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The Epic Games Store continues to give out free games every week, and starting March 10, you can claim your own copy of Cities: Skylines at no cost. The popular city-building game will be available as a freebie until March 17, so be sure to swing by and pick up the title while you can.
One of the best parts of Epic Games Store’s giveaways is their “no strings attached” mentality. Simply create an EGS account (for free), claim the free game, and it’s yours to play forever. Unlike PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live, which require you to maintain paid membership to access your free games, EGS is offering Cities: Skylines without the need for a premium subscription.
Launched several years ago, Cities: Skylines earned favorable reviews from both fans and critics alike. You’re tasked with building a bustling city, managing its resourcing, and overcoming the wide variety of challenges that come your way. It offers an almost unprecedented amount of freedom, giving you the ability to build the location of your dreams – or nightmares, if you’re so inclined.
Cities: Skylines won’t be offered for free until March 10, but there are currently three freebies available through the Epic Games Store. These will stick around until March 10 and include the following:

Best Free Games on the Epic Games Store

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Although it lacks some of the functionality of the fan-favorite Steam, the Epic Games Store still offers a massive selection of games at great prices. Beyond its weekly free game giveaway and periodic sales, it boasts an impressive roster of free-to-play games that rivals Steam and other platforms. Here are some of our favorites:

In the meantime, be sure to add Cities: Skylines to your collection.

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