FAQ

Only when the official store page says so, and only for the recorded window. Free to keep means you claim it and keep it. A free weekend is playable only during that window. A subscription offer still needs the named membership.

Read the type on the card. “Free to keep” means the store says it stays in your library after you claim it. “Free weekend” means it does not. The claim button opens the official page, which is the source to confirm.

When the store lists regions, they are shown. When it does not, the card says the region was not listed. This site does not guess a region from your IP address.

Subscription offers say so in text, including the membership name when the store gives one. Prime Gaming claims currently require Amazon Prime and are claimed on the official Luna claims page. Free-to-keep and free-weekend offers do not require a subscription unless the card says they do.

Not by email in this version. Subscribe to an ICS feed from the calendar page. Where the store listed an exact end, the feed includes alarms 24 hours and 1 hour before that end. There is no account.

No. Free Games Calendar is not affiliated with Epic Games, Valve, Amazon, GOG, or any other store. Names are used to identify official promotions. Claim links are the official pages.

After an offer ends, a separate partner link can send you to keyfinder.gg to compare current prices. It is labelled “Partner link”. It is never shown on a live or upcoming offer, and it never replaces the official claim button.

The page stores UTC and, without JavaScript, prints UTC. With JavaScript, an exact time is shown in your local zone. The machine-readable time on the element stays UTC. A missing store time is not replaced with a local guess.