There are several websites dedicated to covering and hosting freeware games: • features freeware games as well as web games. Sadly, it no longer updates, but the archive is being maintained as of this writing. • covers interactive fiction games. For the freeware ones, it includes links to download or play online. • is a regularly updated blog that informs about indie video games.

Game downloadFree downloadBuy the game. English text but the voice acting is in Japanese. I laughed my butt off to the Sailor Moon reference. With Hakuoki being released in America, I hope the otome game market grows so we can play. 1/ Download and install Winrar (program to open the.rar files) on your PC.

While not all indie games are free, many of them are. • a listing of all the games on itch.io sites that are free. • is a website dedicated to indie games. Like the above one, not all the games are free but many are featured.

• also has quite a few listed, with the option of filtering the list for free games only. (broken link). The foundations build me up buttercup torrent download. • is devoted exclusively to Free and Open Source Software.

• focuses primarily on freeware RPGs oftentimes made using the series. • has links to download games, it has entries on, if they're available. • focuses primarily on freeware PC. • focuses on Flash games, freeware and indie titles. •, an indie gaming blog with a collection of commercial and freeware games. • is a website which provides doujin game downloads for various platforms (alongside with other independent software).

Not all of the games are free, but most of them are. • organizes bundles of various freeware games with a new bundle every few weeks. Dnevnik raboti biblioteki. • is a site where you can download and play indie games that numerous users have uploaded to the site. Keeps a list of available, as well as lists for and note Note that not all open-source games are freeware; and are open-source but cost money to download. Linux users have a lot of these available and updated via software repositories. For those of you who have no idea what games to choose, ◊ presents some of the best voted on by * (Important note: is absolutely not freeware; there was a misconception of people believing the game was free when it was pirated on the Internet and the lack of understanding how most doujin games are released. The game's page can point you to where you can find the English version of the game localized by Rockin' Android legitimately).

Fair warning: Not all of these games run on all operating systems. A longer list (with descriptions) can be found at. If the game advertises itself as free but is only partly free (for instance, by requiring payment to access high-tier abilities or equipment), the game is an.

If the game's developers have forgotten about it or vanished entirely, but its exact legal standing is still questionable, it may be. If it was made after an existing game, it's a or (not all of them are free games proper, what with using commercial engines). Initially commercial • ( Classic) (Puzzle) • (MS-DOS, now runs in ) • (action ) (MS-DOS) • () (MS-DOS) • (its prequel/'it's complicated', also MS-DOS) • ( ) (MS-DOS) • • • (MS-DOS, now runs in ) • (MS-DOS) • (MS-DOS, now with a Windows port) • (MS-DOS, now with a Windows port) • (MS-DOS) (RPG and space exploration) • (MS-DOS) • 2097 (MS-DOS) (Fighting game) • • (MacOS Classic) • (MS-DOS) (story-heavy top-down shooter) • was made freeware years ago, but due to the source code being lost, ordering information and copyright warnings remain in the game itself. Always freeware • • (WonderSwan Color) • (NES; an endless runner staring the Amazon from Gotta Protectors made in celebration of the sequel's third anniversary in playable form many NES emulators.) • (Mac OS X) ( that deletes your files. Note Unless you were going to reformat your computer anyway, then carry on.) • (Vertical Scrolling Shooter for Android phones.).