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Sony has announced the PlayStation Plus free games lineup for February 2026: four titles across PS5/PS4—Undisputed, Subnautica: Below Zero, Ultros, and Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown—available Feb 3 to Mar 2 for all PS Plus tiers, with January’s freebies (Need for Speed Unbound, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, Core Keeper) claimable through Feb 2.
The Epic Games Store's 2024 holiday mystery games schedule has been leaked, revealing 16 free games to be offered from December 12, 2024, to January 9, 2025. The event, known as the "Holiday Sale 2024," will include a mix of games, DLCs, and deluxe editions, starting with "The Lord of The Rings: Return to Moria." The leak suggests a promising lineup, following previous years' offerings of popular titles like "Dishonored – Definitive Edition" and "Wolfenstein: The New Order."
Amazon Prime members can enjoy 18 free PC games this December through Prime Gaming rewards. Notable titles include Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, Dredge, Overcooked 2, and Call of Juarez: Gunslinger. Additional games like Quake 2 and Predator: Hunting Grounds will be available throughout the month. These games require platforms like Steam, GOG, or Epic to claim and must be collected before January 5.
The Epic Games Store is offering two bonus free games, Jurassic World Evolution and Elite Dangerous, available through Prime Gaming for Amazon Prime subscribers. Jurassic World Evolution, released in 2018, and Elite Dangerous, from 2014, are both developed by Frontier Developments. These games can be claimed for free until February 25, 2025, and will remain free to keep once downloaded.
This weekend's PC game deals feature a new Humble Choice bundle with games like Marvel’s Midnight Suns and Two Point Campus, and the Epic Games Store offers Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy for free until January 11. The Humble Store presents a digital board games collection and a Heroes of Film and Television Bundle. Additionally, holiday sales are winding down with various discounts across platforms like Steam, Epic Store, and GOG, with notable deals on popular titles such as Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, God of War, and Red Dead Redemption 2.
Steam is currently offering six free games as part of a larger 36-game giveaway, providing PC gamers with a variety of indie titles to enjoy at no cost. The selection includes a mix of genres, from shooters like "Albatross" and "Project N.E.X.T" to a battle royale with peasants in "Peasant Royale," and even a sci-fi RPG shooter "Snowbreak: Containment Zone." These games, along with others, are available to download now, adding value for gamers during the winter season and the ongoing cost of living crisis.
Steam is offering free demos of three upcoming games to help gamers relax during the post-holiday season. The games include the horror puzzle adventure "The Night Is Grey" by Whalestork Interactive, the multiplayer turn-based strategy game "Bounties of Babylon" by Cartographic Interactive, and the top-down 2D roguelite "Tiny Breakers Camp" by JuTek Pixel. These demos provide a sneak peek at the games and a chance for players to try them before their official release dates.
A leak suggests that the Epic Games Store's January 2024 free game lineup includes "20 Minutes Till Dawn" on January 2nd, "A Plague Tale Innocence" on January 3rd, and "Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy" on January 4th. These titles are part of Epic's daily free game event, which ends on January 4th before returning to weekly free games. The leak, originating from a Chinese source and shared by the reliable leaker billbil_kun, has been accurate so far, but there's still a 5% chance of inaccuracy. "Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy" is highlighted as a must-play masterpiece, praised for its story and characters, potentially concluding the daily giveaways on a high note.
The Epic Games Store's next lineup of free games has been leaked, revealing titles such as "Ghostrunner," "Escape Academy," "20 Minutes Till Dawn," "A Plague Tale: Innocence," and "Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy" to be available for free over the coming days. The leak was shared by 'PC_Focus' on Twitter, who has a history of accurate leaks. The addition of "Guardians of the Galaxy" is highlighted as a positive move, despite some criticism of the game's choice system being more cosmetic than consequential.