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Epic Games Store Free This Week: Citizen Sleeper and Robobeat

Lena Fischer 1 min read

Claim Citizen Sleeper and Robobeat for free on Epic Games Store. The narrative RPG and rhythm- shooter are part of the weekly promotion.

Epic Games Store Free This Week: Citizen Sleeper and Robobeat
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Players can claim two new titles for free on the Epic Games Store this week. The promotion adds Citizen Sleeper and Robobeat to the platform's rotating selection of giveaways.

Two indie titles available for free download on the PC storefront this week

Citizen Sleeper functions as a narrative-driven role-playing game that places you inside a robotic body. You explore Erlin’s Eye, an orbital space station where survival depends on managing your own energy levels. Robobeat operates as a rhythm-shooter roguelike that combines fast-paced shooting with musical timing. The game emphasizes wall-running and slide mechanics while syncing actions to custom soundtracks.

The free titles arrive in the US region through the standard weekly rotation system. Epic Games typically updates its storefront catalog on Thursdays to coincide with new promotional windows.

Epic has maintained a consistent strategy of distributing paid software at no cost during these weekend events. This approach drives platform engagement by lowering the barrier for players to try unfamiliar indie titles.

Source: PCGAMESN