Echo Generation: Midnight Edition
Free until Thu, Jul 23
Claim it →Every free-to-keep PC game worth grabbing this week — across the Epic Games Store, Steam, GOG and Prime Gaming — in one place, each with its claim-by date and exactly how to claim it. We check what’s actually live, flag keep-forever vs play-only, and refresh the picks as they rotate.
Free games rotate fast: the Epic Games Store and Prime Gaming both refresh every Thursday, while Steam and GOG deals appear with no schedule. Treat the list below as a snapshot verified on the date above — always confirm on the store page before you count on a freebie, and grab keep-forever offers before their claim-by date.
Checked July 16, 2026. Giveaways rotate fast — always confirm on the store page before you count on one.
Free until Thu, Jul 23
Claim it →Free until Thu, Jul 23
Claim it →Free until Sun, Jul 26
Claim it →Free until Fri, Jul 17 (5pm UTC)
Most urgent on this page — the window closes about a day after this snapshot.
Claim it →Free-to-play, but reportedly being delisted soon — add it to your library while the page is still up.
Claim it →DRM-free classic · no deadline
Get on GOG →DRM-free classic · no deadline
Get on GOG →DRM-free classic · no deadline
Get on GOG →DRM-free classic · no deadline
Get on GOG →DRM-free · no deadline
Get on GOG →Free until Aug 19
Requires Amazon Prime · redeem on Epic
Claim it →Free until Aug 1
Requires Amazon Prime · redeem on GOG
Claim it →Free until Aug 5
Requires Amazon Prime · redeem on Epic
Claim it →Free until Aug 12
Requires Amazon Prime · redeem on GOG
Claim it →The evergreen part: cadence, how to claim, and the one gotcha per store.
At least one new free game every Thursday, ~11am ET / 4pm UK. Some weeks give two or three, and every December it runs '15 Days of Free Games'.
Epic's weekly giveaway is always free-to-keep — claim it once and it's in your library forever, with no play-only catch.
Watch out: Occasional off-cycle 'surprise' giveaways expire before the Thursday rollover, so claim those first. Next week's announced game isn't claimable until it rotates in.
No schedule — free-to-keep promotions appear ad hoc, often unannounced. SteamDB's upcoming-free list is the best way to catch them.
Watch the wording: 'Free to keep when you get it before [date]' with an Add to Account button means it's yours forever. A 'Play Game' button that vanishes at event end is a free weekend — you keep nothing.
Watch out: A 'Free Weekend' is not free to keep, and a demo is only a slice. Only a 'free to keep' promo or grabbing a delisting free game gives you permanent ownership.
Two forms: a permanent always-free catalogue (~48 titles), plus sporadic time-limited giveaways tied to seasonal sales that usually last only 48–72 hours.
Everything on GOG is DRM-free, so a claimed game is a standalone offline installer you own outright — back it up and reinstall with no launcher.
Watch out: Old articles cite 'current' GOG giveaways that already expired — trust only the live front-page banner. There's no limited-time giveaway running as of this snapshot.
A fresh batch of free games and in-game loot roughly every Thursday. Requires an active Amazon Prime membership — it isn't free to everyone.
Claim on gaming.amazon.com, then redeem the code on the store it names (Epic, GOG or others). Keep-forever titles stay yours even if Prime later lapses, as long as you redeemed them while your membership was active.
Watch out: Claiming on Amazon is only step one — you must redeem the code on the destination store, where you need an account. Delivery is split across Epic, GOG and the Amazon Games app.
Guides and tools for the games worth your free download.
Prices shown are the usual store price before the giveaway. Claim-by dates are the store's own where published and are marked approximate otherwise; Prime Gaming per-title deadlines in particular are often unpublished, so verify while signed in.
Free-game promotions are run by the stores themselves and change constantly; dates and titles here are a snapshot verified on the “updated” date above, not a live feed. Store, platform and product names are trademarks of their respective owners; Drawpie is an independent fan site and isn't affiliated with Epic Games, Valve, GOG or Amazon.