HIGHLIGHTS:
- There’s at least one new limited free game on the Epic Games Store each week, letting you claim and keep it forever
- Alongside that, there is also a vast collection of permanent free-to-play titles to download and play at any time
Free games are one of life’s greatest pleasures, and thankfully the Epic Games Store gives you the chance to pick up a wide selection of titles for no extra cost every single week.
From the vast collection of pre-existing free-to-play games like Fortnite, to the surprise limited-time drops each week – or day during special events – there’s always going to be something to claim and play on the storefront.
Limited free games right now
- Dragon Age: Inquisition – Game of the Year Edition
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Fans of RPGs are in for a treat this week, as the free game is the last instalment of Bioware’s highly acclaimed fantasy series and the winner of the Game of the Year award in 2014.
Additionally, you needn’t have played the first two games in the series before jumping into Inquisition – so you’ll be able to enjoy this adventure straight away if you want to dive in.
It’ll unfortunately only be available to claim for free until May 13 at 4 PM BST, but not only will you be able to keep it forever if you pick it up now, but a new game will drop once that time passes.
All free-to-play games on Epic
There are plenty of games on the Epic Games Store that are free to play all of the time though, and who knows – you might find your new favourite in the list below!
- Fortnite
- Fall Guys
- Rocket League
- VALORANT
- PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS
- Honkai: Star Rail
- Genshin Impact
- The Walking Dead No Man’s Land
- Warframe
- Destiny 2
- The Sims 4
- Return Alive
- Dauntless
- Firestone Online Idle RPG
- Honkai Impact 3rd
- Disney Speedstorm
- NARAKA: BLADEPOINT
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- FoxCode
- Crosshair V2
- League of Legends
- Fishing Planet
- Rogue Company
- Torque Drift 2
- Auto Chess
- Viking Rise: Valhalla
- Metalstorm
- Diabotical
- Brawlhalla
- Aimlabs
- Palia
- Last Remains
- Ivorfall
- BLOCKLORDS
- Pinball FX
- Snowbreak Containment Zone
- Predecessor
- Illuvium
- World of Warships
- Trackmania Starter Access
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- RacerLoop
- Paladins
- Our Souls Never Sleep
- Phantom Watcher
- Magic: The Gathering Arena
- Motorbike Evolution 2024
- Redline
- Town of Salem 2
- Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms
- Garten of Banban
- SMITE
- Mars Battle
- Night Run
- Rumble Club
- Blade of God X
- The Six Dragons
- Dragonheir: Silent Gods
- Century: Age of Ashes
- Diamond Drone
- The Machines Arena
- FusyFox
- Echo Of The Horizon
- Path of Exile
There’s some fantastic games in this list that you can easily sink plenty of time into. While last in the list, Path of Exile is certainly one that you should check out – especially if you’re a fan of Diablo and other dungeon crawlers.
Alternatively, games like Fortnite, Fall Guys, Rocket League, VALORANT, and League of Legends need no introduction, but it’s great that they’re all here for you to try out if you haven’t had the chance already.
I’m also partial to Aimlabs, which lets me practice and enhance my aiming mechanics before heading into my favourite competitive shooters. Pairing this with VALORANT or even something like PUBG can make a world of difference!
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If you’re looking for more free games then make sure to find out what the best free-to-play shooters are in this comprehensive list, or check out the best games like Dark Souls if you’ve got a case of Soulsbourne fever.
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