Epic Games Store is giving away Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks and The Ouroboros King for free this week, letting PC players permanently add both games to their libraries before the offer ends. The new double giveaway replaces last week’s Rogue Waters and Songs of Conquest offer and marks Epic’s return to its normal weekly free game schedule after recent mystery drops.
Both games are available to claim for seven days. Once added to your Epic Games Store account, they remain in your library permanently, even after the promotion ends. The current offer is aimed at two very different types of players, with one game built around chaotic Warhammer racing and the other focused on chess based roguelike strategy.
Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks is the louder and more action heavy pick. Developed by Caged Element, the game puts players behind the wheel of Ork vehicles inspired by the Warhammer 40,000 tabletop universe. The focus is on multiplayer combat, speed, and destruction, with buggies, tanks, and aircraft joining the battlefield.
Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks brings Ork racing chaos to the giveaway
Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks is not a traditional racing game. It mixes vehicle combat with competitive multiplayer objectives, giving players a chance to race, fight, and cause as much destruction as possible across different modes.
The game includes Ork themed vehicles, heavy weapons, and team based chaos. Players are not only trying to reach objectives or finish lines, but also trying to survive other players and large threats across the map.
| Free game | Genre | Main hook |
|---|---|---|
| Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks | Multiplayer vehicle combat racing | Ork vehicles, combat racing, crossplay support |
| The Ouroboros King | Chess roguelike strategy | Tactical board battles, special pieces, relic based builds |
A recent free update also added crossplay support between PC and consoles. That should help the multiplayer side by improving matchmaking and making it easier to find matches across platforms.
For Warhammer fans, the appeal is clear. Speed Freeks leans into the louder, messier, and more chaotic side of the Orks. It is built for players who want a fast multiplayer game rather than a slow strategy experience.
The Ouroboros King offers a quieter but smarter strategy option
The Ouroboros King is very different from Speed Freeks. Instead of racing and explosions, it mixes chess with roguelike progression. Players build an army, move across a procedurally generated map, and fight an enemy faction through tactical battles on a familiar checkered board.
The game adds new layers to the chess formula through special units, abilities, relics, and build crafting. These systems allow players to create powerful combinations that can change how each run plays out.
That makes The Ouroboros King a strong choice for players who enjoy strategy games but want something more flexible than standard chess. It keeps the clarity of board based movement while adding progression and unpredictability.
Epic is back to regular weekly free games
This giveaway also shows Epic Games Store returning to its usual free game routine after weeks of mystery offers. The store regularly gives away PC games for a limited time, and the latest drop continues that pattern with two smaller but distinct titles.
The free claim period runs until June 11. After that, both games will be replaced by the next Epic Games Store freebie.
PC players should claim the games even if they do not plan to play them immediately. Since Epic’s weekly giveaways stay in your account after claiming, there is no downside to adding both titles while they are free.
Mobile players can also check Epic’s Android and iOS store giveaways, as Epic now offers separate weekly mobile freebies in supported regions.
This week’s giveaway covers two very different moods
The best part of this week’s Epic Games Store offer is the contrast between the two games. Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks is built for noisy multiplayer chaos, vehicle combat, and Ork personality. The Ouroboros King is built for careful tactical planning, board control, and roguelike experimentation.
That makes the giveaway broader than it may first appear. Players who want fast action have one option, while players who prefer strategy have another.
Warhammer 40K Speed Freeks may appeal most to fans of multiplayer combat and the Warhammer universe, especially now that crossplay can help keep matches active. The Ouroboros King may have stronger long term appeal for players who like replayable strategy games with unpredictable runs.
Both games are free to claim now on Epic Games Store until June 11. Once claimed, they are yours to keep, making this a useful week for anyone building a PC game library without spending extra money.
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