Epic Games Store is back with another round of free games, and this week’s lineup includes something for both PC and mobile users. From now until Thursday, June 26 at 10:00am CT, players can claim The Operator on PC and Doodle God: Infinite Alchemy Merge on mobile, adding two very different experiences to their digital libraries without spending a dime. Also do not miss Sable, set to be the next free game from June 26 to July 3.
Epic Games Store 3 New Free Games
Epic Games Store 3 New Free Games
- The Operator – Free on PC (June 19–26)
- Doodle God: Infinite Alchemy Merge – Free on mobile (June 19–26)
- Sable – Free on PC (June 26–July 3)
Free on PC: The Operator
The Operator is a narrative-driven mystery game that puts players in the role of an investigator using FBI-style tools to dig into complex cases. It’s a slower-paced, story-heavy experience that leans into puzzle-solving and deduction rather than action or adventure. The game received mostly positive feedback, particularly from players who enjoy a methodical approach to crime-solving. With a unique premise and a focus on realistic investigative tools, The Operator offers a solid addition to any PC gamer’s collection—especially at the unbeatable price of free.
Epic Games Store 3 New Free Games
Free on Mobile: Doodle God
Mobile players aren’t left out this week. Doodle God: Infinite Alchemy Merge is available for free through the Epic Games Store on mobile, continuing the platform’s push into handheld gaming. In this puzzle game, players combine different elements to create new ones, slowly unlocking more complex items and concepts. It’s simple, creative, casual, and taps into that satisfying “what can I make next?” gameplay loop. If you’ve played anything like Scribblenauts, you’ll know what to expect here.
Epic Games Store 3 New Free Games
Epic’s Weekly Free Game Model Rolls On
As usual, the free games are only available for a limited time, so anyone interested has until Thursday, June 26 to claim both titles. After that, they’ll be replaced with the next batch. PC users already know what’s coming next—Sable is set to be the next free game from June 26 to July 3. This open-world exploration game is known for its cel-shaded visuals, serene atmosphere, and focus on discovery rather than combat.
While Sable has been free through the Epic Games Store before, it’s still a good pickup for anyone who missed out the first time. Mobile users, meanwhile, will have to wait and see. Unlike on Windows PC, Epic doesn’t announce its upcoming free mobile games ahead of time. This means mobile gamers will need to check back regularly to see what’s next.
Epic Games Store 3 New Free Games
Epic Games Store’s Growth Continues
The Epic Games Store continues to grow, with the platform now approaching 300 million PC users since its launch five years ago. While Steam remains the dominant force in PC gaming, Epic’s weekly giveaways and competitive revenue share model have carved out a strong niche. Now, Epic is aiming to replicate that success on mobile by offering a similar mix of accessibility and free content.
For players across both platforms, the weekly freebies are an easy way to build up a library. Whether you're diving into the slow-burn investigation of The Operator or experimenting with elemental combos in Doodle God, this week’s offerings give players a reason to return to the Epic Games Store.
Frequently Asked Questions
What platforms offer free games each week?
Free games are primarily available through the Epic Games Store for PC users, while mobile users can access weekly giveaways on Android devices globally and on iPhone and iPad in the EU.
How often are new free games available?
New free games are released every week on PC and mobile platforms. On Epic Games Store, a new game is available each week, and mobile platforms often update their free titles on Thursdays.
Do free games remain free permanently?
Free games from weekly giveaways are usually available for a limited time. Once claimed within the specified period, they remain in the user’s library permanently, while some time-limited events in free-to-play titles may expire after a set period.
Can I play free games offline?
Availability for offline play depends on the specific game. Some free games, such as puzzle or strategy titles, may be played offline, while others, particularly multiplayer or online-only games, require an internet connection.
Are free games the same across all regions?
Most free games are available globally, though some mobile platforms may have regional restrictions. For example, iPhone and iPad users in the EU can access certain free titles that may not be available elsewhere.
Do free games include in-game purchases?
Many free-to-play games offer optional in-game purchases for cosmetics, expansions, or other content. However, claiming and playing the base free game does not require any payment.
Are free games compatible with web3 platforms?
While most current free games are standard PC and mobile titles, some free-to-play games are beginning to integrate web3 elements, such as blockchain-based rewards or community features. Users interested in web3 gaming should check each title for compatibility.
