Epic has announced that it is bringing its popular "free games" program from desktop to Android and iOS later this year. Read on to know more!

Epic Games plans to massively increase its mobile offerings by the end of the year, with more third-party titles and free games.

A key thing Epic Games wants to introduce is what store boss Steve Allison calls a “social framework” — think the types of social and chat features you see on consoles or Steam.

Until now, the mobile version of the Epic Games Store has mostly been focused on the brand’s staples like Fortnite and Fall Guys. It won’t be that way for long. Epic Games Store general manager Steve Allison announced at Unreal Fest in Seattle that it plans to expand the Epic Games Stores’ mobile library with 10 to 50 new third-party games and start a free games program,

The Epic Games Store is best known for its free games, with the Epic Games-run storefront giving away dozens of video games to anyone every year. With the launc

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The Epic Games Store has been giving away free games weekly since 2019, and it doesn't look like it'll be stopping these offers anytime soon. Regardless of what storefront you use

While some people will have installed the Epic Games Store on their smartphone already, to really break through to the mainstream, Epic needs to provide a sweetener. And sweeteners don't come in a more delicious form than free games.

The Epic Games Store is most well-known for offering free games every week. PC gamers have continued to grab freebies for years, and Epic's getting ready to gift the same privilege to mobile gamers. During it's Unreal Fest event at Seattle earlier this week,