Free should be
easy to understand.
FreeDrop turns source-reported PC game giveaways into a compact feed. We make the offers easier to browse, and keep the source close at hand.
What makes the cut
We look for full PC games described as free to claim. We filter out identifiable loot, beta access, raffles, paid subscriptions and offers explicitly limited to key stock. Automatic classification can make mistakes: the original listing and the store’s terms are the final reference.
Where the data comes from
Listings and availability come from the GamerPower API. Each giveaway links to its GamerPower listing. FreeDrop is an independent project and is not affiliated with GamerPower or the featured stores.
We do not claim to have redeemed every game, checked every country, or independently verified checkout. Descriptions explain known conditions; original typographic cards are generated by FreeDrop and are not game screenshots.
Freshness, without made-up countdowns
“Last checked” is the time we successfully collected source data, shown in UTC. Source deadlines are displayed as supplied. Because the source does not specify their timezone, we do not invent a timezone or a live countdown.
If a refresh fails, we keep the last successful edition. A warning appears once that edition is more than 6 hours old, and claim redirects pause until fresh data is available. An offer can still disappear between collection and your visit.
What the order means
Listings are ordered automatically using the pipeline’s selection rules. A position in the feed is not a review, a prediction of popularity, or a guarantee that you will enjoy the game. We do not present source counters as our visitors, downloads, or verified claims.
Links and money
Claim buttons go through a FreeDrop redirect to the source’s offer link. The source or destination may use its own affiliate tracking. FreeDrop does not currently add its own affiliate identifier, charge for these listings, or promise earnings.
Follow without an account
Add our RSS feed to your reader. Every giveaway has a stable feed identifier, so an ordinary refresh does not create another copy of the same drop.