
Free Steam games radar
Games you can add to your Steam account for free right now. Claim one while the promotion runs and it stays in your library after it ends. The list refreshes about every 15 minutes.
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Free to keep right now
0 gamesNothing is free to keep on Steam right now. Leave your email below and we will write when the next game starts.
Go to the alert form ↓Free weekends
1 gamePlayable for free for a few days. When the weekend ends the game locks again unless you buy it — nothing is added to your library.

Get an email when the next one starts
An email when a game becomes free to keep on Steam — games found together come in one email. Free weekends are not included.
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- Deadshotended 23 Sep 2026
- Space Menaceended 23 Sep 2026
- Crystal Crisisended 22 Sep 2026
Offers via freetokeep.gg, checked about every 15 minutes. Dates are in UTC. A promotion can end early or differ by region — the Steam store page is the final word.
What free to keep means
A free-to-keep promotion is a paid game you can add to your Steam account at no cost for a limited time. Add it before the promotion ends and it stays on your account afterwards — uninstall it, and you can install it again later. That is different from a free-to-play game, which costs nothing all the time, and from a free weekend, where you can play for a few days and the game locks again unless you buy it.
How to claim a game
- Press Claim on Steam on the game’s card. The store page opens in a new tab and this page stays open.
- Sign in to Steam in that tab if you are not signed in already.
- Press Add to Account on the store page. The game appears in your library and is yours to keep.
How the email alert works
Leave your email and the first thing you get is a confirmation link. Nothing else arrives until you click it, and a request nobody confirms is deleted after 7 days. After that you get an email when a new game becomes free to keep; games found together come in one email. Free weekends are shown on this page but never emailed. Every alert has an unsubscribe link that works in one click, without signing in. The address is used for nothing else — the privacy policy has the details.
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