Epic's Next Free Game Is A Big Release Every Game Library Needs

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It appears that the Epic Games Store has locked in its next major giveaway and players looking to relax and harvest their crops are in for a very good time indeed. Maintaining its tradition of providing users with one or two free games every week, the EGS is currently in the midst of a massive sale, meaning the platform is looking to draw the attention of more people by handing out games with a slightly higher profile. Last week's free game was the excellent, and this week's is shaping up to be very different but still excellent.

Per a post on X (formerly Twitter), Epic Games shared a brief teaser video of the game that will provided to all users for free on May 23 and based on the visual, supported by previous rumors, it's .

The fuzzy graphic of the tractor lines up with the game's cover art which similarly depicts a massive gas-guzzling farming vehicle, confirming the rampant speculation that's flown about the internet in the last week. As per usual, players will have a week to claim from the EGS before it is replaced by a different title.

Lightyear Frontier is a new sci-fi take on the classic farming sim that utilizes a mech so fun and unique that it may even top Helldivers 2's mechs.

While it may stand to reason that the most recent PC entry in the long-running franchise is also the best, it's worth noting why it's so well-regarded amongst the community. Aside from the more obvious point that it sports the most advanced visuals, it also has the most base game content in the entire series as well as plenty of DLC expansions for those looking to grow their experience even more. Many of the quality-of-life mods released for older games were integrated into by default, making it the most streamlined experience yet.

also boasts a wide range of customization options, including a wealth of original maps and fan-made farms to provide players with a constantly unique experience. Its mechanics are also deep, allowing users to really dig into the bones of the