Game stores give away full paid games on a schedule to pull people into their launchers. Most of these are yours to keep once claimed, but only inside the window. Here is every store we track, when the next free game appears and what you need to claim it.
Epic Games
Epic hands out one or more PC games every week, and anything you claim during the window stays in your library permanently. The swap happens on Thursdays at 11:00 Eastern (16:00 UTC in winter).
Since 2025 Epic has added a weekly free mobile game to its giveaway, claimable through the Epic Games Store app. Android users can claim it almost anywhere, while the iOS version is limited to EU residents.
GOG (CD PROJEKT)
GOG gives away DRM-free PC games at irregular intervals, usually around seasonal sales or anniversaries. Claimed copies are yours to keep and download without DRM.
Valve / individual publishers
Publishers occasionally make a paid Steam game or DLC free to add to your account for a short time. Once added, it stays in your library like any purchase.
Prime members can claim a monthly batch of PC games as codes for GOG, the Epic Games Store, the Amazon Games app or other launchers. The rebrand from Prime Gaming to Luna kept the same offer.
Sony Interactive Entertainment
Each month PS Plus members can add a few PS4/PS5 games to their library at no extra cost. You keep access only while your subscription stays active.
Ubisoft occasionally gives away older PC games on Ubisoft Connect to mark anniversaries. Claimed giveaway copies are permanent.
IndieGala
IndieGala lists small indie PC games that you can add to your IndieGala library for free. They are mostly lesser-known titles, delivered DRM-free.
itch.io / independent developers
Indie developers on itch.io sometimes cut a paid game to $0 for a limited time. If you claim it with an account it stays in your library after the sale.
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