Epic Freebie Games Radar

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About this app

Never miss a free game again!

With Epic Freebie Games Radar, you’ll get daily access to the best free games and promotions from your favorite stores: Epic Games, Steam, Amazon Games, Microsoft, EA, GoG, Ubisoft, Rockstar Games, and many more.

🎮What will you find in our app?
• Free games and DLCs to redeem.
• Exclusive giveaways and limited-time offers.
• F2P games (Free-to-Play).
• Free games available for a limited time (weekdays or weekends).
• Betas and demos of the most anticipated releases.
• Special promotions for Android and PC.

🔔 Stay informed and never miss out:
Receive personalized notifications about:
• New free games and promotions.
• Reminders before offers expire.

🌍 Available Languages:
Available in 30+ languages.

📲 Download Now!
Install Epic Freebie Games Radar and keep track of all your favorite gaming promotions in one convenient place.

The fun is just a tap away!

Ratings and reviews

I love this app. I have added over 5 dozen games to the various game clients thanks to the notifications it provides. I can even set the alerts to only the ones I want, so there really isn't a downside. It doesn't cost anything and you don't have to put in any delicate information. They have one ad to watch to reroute you directly to each free game link and the ads are much quicker than searching for even a single paid game on a webpage. I'm more than happy with this trade-off. Highly recommend!

You need the apps for all these services you're getting the freebies on, but if you're looking for an easy way to get free games there, you probably have the app already. Works easy enough, you click, you sit through a (usually short, haven't run into a long terrible one yet) ad, and it redirects automatically. Easy, I grab a few here and there. Pretty good stuff.

Good start. the cons: no way to customize the feed, turn off giveaways, etc (you can for the notifications, not the feed itself), report feedback/bugs/contact in the app, filter sources, and no pay to turn off ads/donate. The good, separates free/subscription services, and bugs are minimal thus far. lot of potential, though the reply to my initial review months later with info on features that weren't there when I reviewed feels a bit disingenuous.