Epic Games is offering Little Inferno for free today
Epic Games' second addition to its 12 Days of Free Games holiday sale is Little Inferno, a satire of crafting games from indie developers Tomorrow Corporation, who first rose to popularity after releasing the indie hit "World of Goo". The game, originally released in 2012, is free on the Epic Games store for today only.
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