As noted, it is unclear why either of these free games is being removed from Steam, but considering it’s around their second anniversary, it appears they only had publishing agreements for two years, which is odd, but considering they are experimental free games, not as odd as it would be for a normal game with no licensing and servers to only have a two-year publishing agreement.

Holy run-on sentence, Batman!

Tbh I don’t really care about the actual games Epic makes free- I derive a weird sort of satisfaction from having all these games that they paid for in the hopes that I go on to purchase things from their shitty storefront (never spent a penny and my library has 200+ titles at this point).