Bethesda is giving everyone the chance to get the taste of Nazi blood, letting all platforms download the first mission of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus for free from today.

Brutal Legend is still worth a buy if you’re looking for something out of the ordinary, a Rock ‘n Rollin’ RPG of action and featuring some of the finest cameos around, including the late great Lemmy Killmister of Motorhead. If that isn’t good enough, then how about a free version?

Pulling the wool over everybody's eyes, Atlus has released the previously thought to be fake metroidvania staring some of your favourite Shin Megami Tensei ghosts.

Thinking about trying out Overwatch next weekend for free? Read this guide on some simple heroes, or alternatively pick Hanzo every game.

Couldn’t get into the Call of Duty: WW2 beta, no matter how hard you tried? There’s a fix for that. All you have to do is hit up the Hong Kong PlayStation store where the glorified demo is available for free.

If you never jumped into it, DOOM on the multiplayer front was actually pretty fun I reckon. A spiritual successor to the style and flow of Quake 3 Arena, it also relied on speed and custom maps to draw fans in. Different strokes then I guess, but I can understand why people weren’t rushing to Satan’s servers. Bethesda and id Software have a solution for that: They’re making all of the premium DOOM multiplayer content free.

Still not sure whether or not you should dive in on Mass Effect Andromeda? BioWare is making it easier by opening up the first ten hours of the game for free.

IO clearly still believes in Agent 47. I. But they’re going to need more funds to keep the lights on as they work on season 2 of Hitman, which means more people need to buy that first superb game. Still not sold on it? There’s a solution that: A taste of the sandbox in the form of Hitman– Welcome to The Playground.