Free Video games of the Weekend: Far Cry 6, Naraka Bladepoint, The Serpent Rogue and extra

Like each weekend from August 5 to eight There are a sequence of promotions obtainable on PS5, Xbox Collection X/S, PS4, Xbox One and PC that can permit us to play free of charge, each with free trials for a restricted time, which permit us to entry the total variations with out paying. of sure video games, as straight with presents of titles for the pc that we will add to our libraries free of charge and maintain them ceaselessly. Subsequent we evaluation all promotions obtainable to play with out paying this weekend:

far cry 6 free this weekend on all platforms

Ubisoft is one of the companies that usually offers the most free weekend trials. This time he lets us play the full version of far cry 6 without having to pay for it, but only for a limited time: until Monday, August 8 at 18:00 (local time). It’s a promotion available on all platforms (PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, PC and Stadia) which is also combined with a discount of up to 60% on the game. if we buy it we will keep the progressso we recommend you play with our guide at hand to advance as much as possible this weekend.

Steam offers three free trials this weekend

through Steam we can also get free games this weekend. For example, if we claim despotism 3k before August 11 at 7:00 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time) we will keep it free forever in our library. We also have the possibility of free access for a limited time to full versions of PC video games. These promotions are organized by the companies responsible for each of these projects, so the dates and times may vary from one to another. Below you can see what all the free trials this weekend on Steam:

is now available This week’s new free game on the Epic Games Store. Is about Unrailed!a cooperative fun that challenges us to build train tracks before the locomotive passes through them. A tense multiplayer arcade that challenges the team to work together to keep the train from going off the rails. It can be obtained at zero cost until Thursday, August 11 at 5:00 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time). In Vandal we were able to test it at its launch to tell you in our analysis that “it proposes chaotic multiplayer games with a single objective: create train tracks so that the railway does not derail. A fun idea that, unfortunately, runs out of steam soon”. Its usual price is 19.99 on the Epic Games Store, although this week you can get it for free.