Game Deals & Freebies (Worth Grabbing)

Game Deals & Freebies (Worth Grabbing)

Steam — Detroit: Become Human (80% off, $7.99)

• About: A cinematic, choice-driven sci-fi adventure where you play as multiple android protagonists in a near-future Detroit. Your decisions can dramatically branch the story, affecting relationships, survival, and the fate of both humans and androids.
• Why it’s good: If you like heavy story + meaningful choices, this is one of the best “interactive movie” games out there.
• Link: Detroit: Become Human on Steam

GOG — Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition (60% off, $15.99)

• About: Open-world RPG/shooter set in a post-nuclear Boston where you scavenge, build settlements, and shape factions across the wasteland. The GOTY version includes the major expansions, adding new areas, quests, and systems.
• Why it’s good: Massive sandbox + exploration loop that’s easy to sink dozens (or hundreds) of hours into.
• Link: Fallout 4: GOTY Edition on GOG

Green Man Gaming (GMG) — Disciples III: Reincarnation (60% off, $4.00)

• About: A turn-based fantasy strategy game focused on tactical battles, hero progression, and faction-based campaigns. It leans more into slower, deliberate positioning and unit matchups than rapid RTS-style combat.
• Why it’s good: Solid “old-school tactics” vibe for cheap—great if you enjoy methodical turn-based strategy.
• Link: Disciples III: Reincarnation on GMG

GameBillet — No Man’s Sky (60% off, $23.95)

• About: A huge space exploration/survival game where you discover procedurally generated planets, scan wildlife, mine resources, and build bases. You can play solo or co-op, with tons of updates that expanded crafting, building, and exploration systems.
• Why it’s good: Relaxing (or intense) exploration with a “just one more planet” hook.
• Link: No Man’s Sky on GameBillet

Fanatical — Platinum Collection (January 2026) (Build Your Own Bundle)

• About: A pick-and-mix bundle where you choose a set number of games and the per-game price drops as you add more. These bundles usually mix bigger-name indies with a few “hidden gems,” so it’s great for stocking up cheap.
• Why it’s good: Best value when you want multiple games—bundle pricing can beat single-sale discounts.
• Link: Fanatical Platinum Collection (Build Your Own Bundle)

Humble (via deal tracker) — Playful Platformers Bundle (2026)

• About: A curated bundle of platformers (usually a mix of modern indies + classics), sold as a tiered pack. Humble bundles often include Steam keys and sometimes extras like soundtracks or coupons.
• Why it’s good: Bundles are the fastest way to get several quality games for the price of one.
• Link: Playful Platformers Bundle listing

Epic Games Store — Weekly Free Games

• About: Epic rotates 1–2 free PC games weekly—claim them during the promo window and they’re yours permanently. It’s often a mix of indie hits and occasional big-name titles.
• Why it’s good: Free is undefeated—this is the easiest “set it and forget it” value on PC.
• Link: Epic Games Store Free Games