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PC Building Simulator is Next Week’s Epic Games Store Free Game

Epic has announced that the next Epic Games Store free game is PC Building Simulator. Starting next Thursday, October 7, and until the following Thursday, October 14, those…

Tom BardwellBy Tom BardwellSeptember 30, 20212 Mins Read
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Epic has announced that the next Epic Games Store free game is PC Building Simulator. Starting next Thursday, October 7, and until the following Thursday, October 14, those with Epic Games Store accounts can pick up the game for free.

The irony of a PC building sim won’t be lost on those toiling to secure PC parts, principally graphics cards, due to the ongoing global shortage and a rife reseller and scalping market forcing component prices sky-high, way beyond their MSRP. That aside, PC Building Simulator puts you in charge of a burgeoning PC repair and building outfit, piecing together beefy rigs with components from real-life manufacturers such as AMD, Corsair, and EVGA (for free this time!). Fix customer issues, run benchmarks, and build custom water-cooled powerhouses.

Build your very own PC empire, from simple diagnosis and repairs to bespoke, boutique creations that would be the envy of any enthusiast. With an ever-expanding marketplace full of real-world components you can finally stop dreaming of that ultimate PC and get out there, build it and see how it benchmarks in 3DMark!”

Europa Universalis IV This Week’s Epic Games Store Freebie

Ahead of next week, Europa Universalis IV is this week’s Epic Games Store freebie and is available to download right now until October 7. Developed by Paradox and released nearly a decade ago in 2013, this strategy sim sees you take the reins of a nation, charting a path to global domination over several centuries.

Paradox Development Studio is back with the fourth installment of the award-winning Europa Universalis series. The empire building game Europa Universalis IV gives you control of a nation to guide through the years in order to create a dominant global empire. Rule your nation through the centuries, with unparalleled freedom, depth and historical accuracy. True exploration, trade, warfare and diplomacy will be brought to life in this epic title rife with rich strategic and tactical depth.”

Head back here next week to find out the next Epic Games Store free game.

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