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It's free game Friday! The sun is out shining so what a great day to sit inside and play some games to keep cool. Even cooler is that they're free to keep.

Right now on Steam you can claim these games free to add to your account permanently as they have a 100% discount:

ENDLESS Legend, rated Gold on ProtonDB (no Steam Deck rating). "ENDLESS Legend is a 4X turn-based fantasy strategy game by the creators of ENDLESS Space and Dungeon of the ENDLESS. Control every aspect of your civilization as you struggle to save your homeworld Auriga. Create your own Legend!". Free until May 23rd.

100% Orange Juice, rated Platinum on ProtonDB and Steam Deck Verified! "100% Orange Juice is a digital multiplayer board game populated by developer Orange Juice's all-star cast. Characters from Flying Red Barrel, QP Shooting, Suguri and Sora come together with all-new characters to duke it out... with dice.". Free until May 22nd.

Machinika: Museum, rated Platinum on ProtonDB (no Steam Deck rating). "Welcome to the Museum! Machinika Museum is a mystery game where you discover beautiful and mysterious machines of extra-terrestrial origins in an atmospheric galaxy-spanning 3D puzzle game. Will you be able to understand their stories and discover what happened to their previous owner?". Free until May 27th.

Additionally over on the Epic Games Store you can get Dragon Age: Inquisition - GOTY Edition. "You are the Inquisitor, tasked with saving the world from itself. But the road ahead is paved with difficult decisions. Thedas is a land of strife. Factions constantly war with each other even as a larger demonic invasion has begun. And you? You and your band of champions are the only ones who can hold it together. It’s your job to lead them...or fall.". Free until May 23rd.

On top of all that if you have Amazon Prime, they're giving away Fallout 3: GOTY Edition for GOG as well. Available until June 12th. Prime are also giving away Tomb Raider: Game of the Year Edition for GOG until June 5th, Chivalry 2 for Epic Store until May 26th and more.

You can use the Heroic Games Launcher to install games from the Epic Store and GOG on Linux / Steam Deck.

So if you need some fresh free games for the weekend - there you go!

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tfk May 17
I'm a simple man. I see free,I click on Add to Library.
ToddL May 17
I took up the Dragon Age Inquisition offer from Epic since I had that game on PS4 a long time ago but never finished it but now, I can start playing it again on the Steam Deck

I had 100% Orange Juice when I first started building my Steam game collection using the Fanatical bundles and Endless Dungeon was a later grab when it offered it up for free some time ago but never started neither one of the games though.


Last edited by ToddL on 17 May 2024 at 1:06 pm UTC
Praxach May 17
is there a way to get DAI to install from Heroic?
Will probably grab Endless Legend, seems like my kind of thing.
Pengling May 17
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Man, I love PC-gaming - giveaways like these remind me of older releases being given away on the C64 magazine cover-tapes of old.

I just grabbed Machinika: Museum - looks interesting.


Last edited by Pengling on 17 May 2024 at 5:34 pm UTC
slaapliedje May 17
Are GOG games working a bit better through Heroic Game Launcher over Lutris? Lutris seems to be acting up on my computer (though that could just be from a bunch of cruftiness that one of these days I should clean up on my system).
Nezchan May 17
Machinka: Museum looks like exactly the sort of thing I'd like. Sold, for zero bucks!

Might as well grab Endless Legend too, I was interested in that once upon a time.
Fair warning: Dragon Age Inquisition requires you to use the EA launcher.
EduAAA May 18
They very generous, free game, but when you check let's see hmm, it's not the full game, it's a way to make people buy must have dlcs unless you wanna play a demo.

No one gives anything for free, not even Epig store, thanks to Tecent I guess they made an easy way to know what not to buy till it's 5€ and I wonder why those games that oh, lost millions and their reputation, take for example Metro saga, their games lost their value so much you can buy entire saga for what, 8€? those who received the bribe from tencent don't care they happy with their whores and their blow, or maybe they blown already their brains, cuz sooner than later they gonna see money is not what you need, the thing is all team behind those games, (that's many people working for living with a contract for a normal pay, they have to keep working every day, despite what epig sais mixing developers with publishers, well I think they were not so happy to see their work getting dust on Epig, but life is unfair.
razing32 May 18
Quoting: GuestD'aww. I was hoping to get card drops from ENDLESS Legend, but it seems like they were aware of the possibility of card farmers making very good use of that.

I have to ask - what do you do with the cards ?
Sell them for profit ? Do they make your profile look better ?
I honestly feel like "old man yells at cloud" but i don't get it
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