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Free PC games for this weekend. From soccer to Brandon Sanderson, have fun without spending a penny | Top News
If playing video games is a joy, doing it for free is even more so. If we had already talked about the games that come to the Epic Games Store for free, today I come to you recommend 4 titles that they’ll let you try them out of the box this weekend, and believe me when I tell you there’s something for everyone.
Free PC games this weekend
EA Sports FIFA 23
Test dates: until August 21.
Play it for free on: Steam
The king of soccer par excellence invites you to give him a free try this weekend. To celebrate the end of women’s soccer world cup, EA lets you try all the content of the title without going through the box. Concede a lot of goals and lead your team to victory!
force horizon 5
Test dates: until August 21.
Play it for free on: Steam
Forza Horizon 5 needs no introduction. Microsoft’s leading driving game is not content with win over motor lovers on Game Pass, but wants Steam users to give it a try for free this weekend as well.
Let’s Build a Zoo
Test dates: until August 21.
Play it for free on: Steam
Its name says it all, build a zoo! In Let’s Build a Zoo You are going to have to build a zoo… and this one is quite special. With the DNA of various species in your hands, you’ll be able to clone up to 300,000 animals to create the strangest zoo you’ve ever seen. Obviouslynothing can go wrong, right?
moonbreaker
Test dates: until August 23.
Play it for free on: Steam
The thumbnail game where you write Brandon Sanderson follow his journey through early access, and he wants you to join in trying it this weekend. Customize your own miniatures and fight turn-based battles in this curious sci-fi strategy title.
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