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Free games to claim, deals worth checking, and titles included with Game Pass, PlayStation Plus, and more.
Xbox · Xbox
Ultimate / Premium / PC Game Pass
Available September 22, 2026
Read Xbox AnnouncementEvery public card must lead to an official store page or a first-party announcement. Automated sources can surface candidates, but a candidate does not appear here until it has been reviewed.
Read our Editorial Policy →We verify the offer against the publisher, platform holder, or official storefront instead of copying a deal aggregator.
Cards separate games you can keep from subscription access, free weekends, trials, discounts, and bundles.
Where the source provides them, we show the end date, region, and last verification date. The official page remains the final checkout authority.
“Free” can describe several kinds of access. Read the label before opening the store.
Claim the game before the deadline and it normally stays in that account library under the store’s terms.
Access depends on an active service such as Game Pass or PlayStation Plus and may end when the catalog changes.
Play is temporary. Progress, modes, or total play time may be limited by the platform.
The card shows the verified price information available to us, but edition, tax, membership, and region can change the final total.
Yes. Public cards link to an approved official store page or a first-party announcement. Discovery and tracking URLs are not exposed.
No. The label identifies whether the offer is free to keep, temporary access, or included with a subscription.
Stores can vary prices, taxes, editions, and availability by region, account status, and time. Confirm the final terms after opening the official page.
We recheck public offers and show a last verified date when available. Store changes can still happen between checks.
A first-party announcement can be the clearest source for subscription lineups or limited access dates before a stable store page is available.
