Don’t Miss These FREE Games This Week — Steam & Epic Games Store (May 2026)

Free games? Yes please. This week is a genuinely great haul across both Steam and Epic Games Store, and you don’t want to let these slip by. Here’s everything you need to know — and how long you have to grab them.

Steam — Terrors to Unveil: Day Off (Free Until May 19)

Act fast — this one expires today (May 19)!

Steam users can currently pick up Terrors to Unveil — Day Off completely free. This 2025 psychological horror game has “Mostly Positive” reviews and normally costs $4.99 — but right now it’s yours to keep at no cost.

The game takes place in the 1990s. You play as Jack Williams, a 26-year-old who heads to a secluded cottage in the woods for a relaxing weekend, with only his dog for company. It doesn’t stay peaceful for long — strange sounds from the woods and a dog that won’t stop barking set the tone for what follows. GameRant

The game has two different endings, making it worth playing through twice. Reviewers highlight its atmosphere and jump scares as its strongest points, with one calling it a “very cool depiction of a nightmare getaway.” It’s about 1–2 hours long — perfect for a quick horror session. CBRCBR

The first game in the series, Terrors to Unveil — Intrusion, is also free-to-play on Steam — so you can pick up both for absolutely nothing. GG.deals

Claim it here: store.steampowered.com → search “Terrors to Unveil Day Off”

Epic Games Store — 3 Free Games (Free Until May 21)

Epic is being incredibly generous this week as part of their 2026 Mega Sale. The two PC freebies are worth a combined $79.98 at full price. GameRant

1. The Telltale Batman: Shadows Edition

This is actually two complete games in one. It bundles Batman: The Telltale Series (2016) and its sequel Batman: The Enemy Within (2017) — all ten episodes — along with Shadows Mode, which lets you play both games in a high-contrast black-and-white style inspired by classic noir films. Neowin

Expect around 15 to 20 hours to complete both seasons. If you love story-driven games where your choices actually matter, this is an absolute must-grab. Both Telltale Batman games carry thousands of “Very Positive” player reviews on Steam. Little Big CampusTimes Of Games

Normal price: $24.99 — this week: FREE

2. Sunderfolk: Standard Edition

Sunderfolk is a tactical co-op RPG for 1 to 4 players. Its unique twist? In local co-op, you only need one copy of the game — and players use their smartphones as controllers. Little Big Campus

Its campaign is set in the town of Arden, threatened by a corrupting force called Shadowstone. Players pick animal-like heroes, fight turn-based battles, and upgrade the village between missions using ability cards and gear. It already has over 1,600 Steam reviews with 94% positive ratings. TechgenyzLittle Big Campus

Normal price: $49.99 — this week: FREE

3. Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure (Mobile Only)

Available through the Epic Games Store mobile app, Arranger puts you in the role of Jemma on an adventure to break free from the stagnant life of her culture. It’s described as “a breezy RPG without XP or inventory to manage, where everything is handled in-world.” Perfect for gaming on the go. Yardbarker

Available on iOS & Android via the Epic Games app — free until May 21.

Grab them all before the deadlines hit — once they’re in your library, they remain permanently attached to your account. That’s over $80 worth of games for absolutely nothing. Happy gaming! 🎮 DLCompare