Epic gives a game away most weeks. Prime Gaming, Steam and GOG hand out more, and Fanatical and Humble launch bundles almost daily. A bot keeps an eye on all of it and posts each one in its own channel. You only get pinged for the stores you picked.
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This is what the bot found on its last run. Each list is sorted newest first, and every new one gets posted in the matching Discord channel.
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No account, no browser extension, no newsletter. It all happens inside Discord, on the phone and desktop where your notifications already land.
Open the invite and you're in. No form to fill out, no email address to hand over.
Take a role for each store you care about. Only into Humble book bundles? Take that one and ignore the rest.
When something drops, the bot posts it in the matching channel with the price, the deadline and the direct link.
Free games first, because that is why most people join. Then the bundles. Every store gets its own channels and its own role, so the feed stays readable instead of turning into one endless firehose.
Epic gives a game away most weeks, and it's yours to keep once claimed. Prime Gaming drops new titles regularly. Steam and GOG run keep-forever giveaways with barely any warning, and free weekends are over in three days. Each one has its own channel and role.
Every new Fanatical bundle and Star Deal, including the book and software bundles most deal servers never bother to post.
Every Fanatical bundle live nowHow the Fanatical alerts work
Each new Humble bundle on the day it launches, split by type, so an RPG Maker asset bundle never buries the game bundle you were waiting for.
The quietest of the bundle stores: cheaper bundles, far less coverage, easy to miss entirely. We keep a live list of what's running and what's discounted.
Not freebies, but notable price drops on keys. Kept in a separate channel behind its own role, so you can opt in or never see it at all.
This started because the good Star Deal tiers on Fanatical kept selling out before the newsletter arrived. Everything in the server is built around that one problem: knowing first, without drowning in noise.
Run by one person who buys these bundles too.
The Epic Games Store free game most weeks, new Prime Gaming claims, Steam and GOG keep-forever giveaways, free weekends, and the occasional publisher freebie. Anything marked keep-forever is yours permanently once you claim it. You do not have to install or play it. Each store has its own channel and its own role.
It is a free community Discord server with a bot that watches game stores around the clock. When a new bundle goes live on Fanatical or Humble Bundle, or a game becomes free on Epic Games, Prime Gaming or Steam, it posts the deal in the matching channel and pings the people who opted in for that store.
Yes. Joining is completely free. There is no signup form, no email address and no paid tier, and you can leave at any time.
Bundle alerts for Fanatical and Humble Bundle, each with separate channels for game, book and software bundles. Free game alerts for Epic Games, Prime Gaming and Steam, including free weekends. Plus a separate channel for discounted Instant Gaming offers.
No. Every store has its own channel and its own opt-in role, so you only get pinged for the stores you picked. You can change or drop your roles at any time, and if you want zero pings you can simply read the channels instead.
A bot watches the stores and posts each new bundle or free game in the matching channel, with the link attached. You do not have to check anything yourself.
You would need a newsletter per store, and they arrive batched and wrapped in marketing mail. Here every store lands in one place, in its own channel, with the link attached. That includes the book and software bundles the newsletters bury.
Some store links are affiliate links. If you buy through one we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you, which helps keep the bot and the site running. Free games are always free, and deals get posted whether or not an affiliate link exists.
Free to join. Pick the alerts you want and let the bot do the watching. The giveaways cost you a click, and the bundles save you money on games you were going to buy anyway.
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