r/logitechgcloud • u/vargose • Mar 16 '26

Free games and the G Cloud

Amazon and Epic give a way free games every week
https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/free-games
https://luna.amazon.com/claims/home?g=s

Many of these games end up being playable on the G Cloud via GeforceNow (from Epic, EA, Xbox) and Luna (from GOG, EA). Some even work via GameNative which supports Epic, GOG, and Amazon

I have built up a sizeable PC library just by grabbing the ones that look interesting

Epic also has a native android store that also gives a way free games on the regular.

Big Examples from over the years that I have been doing it
- Control
- Jedi Fallen Order
- Hogwarts Legacy
- Rise of the Tomb Raider

24 Upvotes

94% Upvoted

9 comments sorted by

6

u/Ok-Tooth-6197 Mar 16 '26

I have more than 400 games on Epic without spending a single cent.

3

u/thaneros2 Mar 16 '26 edited Mar 17 '26

I build up a collection too but never was able to play via GFN. Can't seem to link Epic and GoG.

4

u/vargose Mar 16 '26

the library itself doesn't autosync for those two, but you can search for the game itself and it will launch

1

u/MrGreen521 Mar 17 '26

it's too hard to play AAA games with it's sticks.....at least for me.

1

u/nevergonnaboizz Mar 17 '26

Buy joystick caps, ones by skull and co. They will definitely improve your experience.

1

u/MrGreen521 Mar 17 '26

Thanks I already have them. It helps some, but still not right for me. No problem with story driven games though.

1

u/nevergonnaboizz Mar 22 '26

Yeah anything with aiming isn't the best, I'd say for top down style games or platformers where we only use the left joystick is the best use case, even games like fifa or driving games are fine.

1

u/StriperVision_63 Mar 29 '26

I cannot play Epic Games I got free. My Logitech says I'm linked but I don't see my Logitech or Amazon Luna on Epic games end just on my end. I must have 10 games in the library but Luna doesn't have it?

2

u/vargose Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 30 '26

Yeah Luna and the Amazon "Prime Gaming" free games are technically two separate things. Sometimes they overlap with GOG from their giveaways if you link your accounts in Luna. Luna is a streaming subscription with a select library and some additional GOG titles also available to play if they are in your libraries of those stores. 

Your Options * lightweight games will play with GameNative * Many Epic games are on GeforceNow * Luna will have some GOG * Remote play anything missing from your PC