Kingdom: New Lands
https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/product/kingdom-new-lands/home

Too Human is free for Xbox 360 and backwards compatible on Xbox One. From what I gather, it can't be sold anymore because of all the various lawsuits around it, so it's being given away: https://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/Product/Too-Human/66acd000-77fe-1000-9115-d8024d5307de

In related sad news, apparently there will be no more BC games on Xbox One until the new console is ready.

Epic - Enter the Gungeon: https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/product/enter-the-gungeon/home

Stinks that we have to wait more than a year for more backwards compatibility but I’m just happy to know they will be adding more BC on Xbox “Scarlett”. Hopefully on Scarlett the majority of the original Xbox games will be playable.

Toonstruck free over at https://www.gog.com/ for the next day or two

Now I feel silly for buying Toonstruck a while back and letting it rot on my Pile of Shame until now.

Rebel Galaxy now free on Epic Game Store until next Thursday, when it switches (appropriately) to Last Day of June.

Kabounce: https://store.steampowered.com/app/431930/Kabounce/

Epic Game Store switched to Last Day of June. Overcooked is the free game starting next Thursday, because someone somewhere doesn't have it on every conceivable platform yet.

I suppose it's fun for anyone out there still doing couch co-op.

Overcooked now free on Epic. Torchlight (the first one) replaces it next Thursday.

Age of Wonders III free on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/226840/Age_of_Wonders_III/

Epic Game Store now has Torchlight free. Limbo next week.

Limbo is free on the Epic Game Store through next Wednesday. Next Thursday, it switches over to Moonlighter and This War of Mine.

They went from 1 game every 2 weeks to 1 game every week now 2 games in a week.

Epic Games has switched to Moonlighter and This War of Mine for their free games. Next week, Alan Wake and For Honor.

Free game on Epic Store was a little late this week, happening on Friday. But Alan Wake and For Honor are now free.

Next Thursday, back to one game: GNOG.

GNOG now free on Epic Game Store through 8/15. Then it switches to Hyper Light Drifter and Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden.

Hyper Light Drifter and Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden now free on Epic Game Store until next Thursday when Fez is free.

For Honor free on uPlay: https://store.ubi.com/us/for-honor/575ffdd3a3be1633568b5024.html

Note: If you claimed For Honor as a free game on Epic Games Store earlier this month or otherwise have it on PC in any form, you have it on uPlay already too.

Fez now free on Epic. Celeste and Inside next week, which won't be a bad week at all.

DiRT Rally free on Humble Bundle: https://www.humblebundle.com/store/dirt-rally

Also, Celeste and Inside now on the Epic Games Store, Abzu and The End Is Nigh next week.

Abzu and The End is Nigh active on Epic Game Store for free now. Conarium next week.

Endless Space Collection free on Humble Store: https://www.humblebundle.com/store/endless-space-collection-free-game

Also, Conarium now free on Epic Games Store. Next week's free game is a mystery, but the picture they posted is a composite picture of Batman, and has images from Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, Arkham Knight and the three Lego Batman games.

And now DiRT Rally is free directly from Steam for those who didn't want to get it from Humble a couple weeks ago: https://store.steampowered.com/app/310560/DiRT_Rally/

The "mystery" games for the Epic Game Store this week did indeed turn out to the Batman Arkham Collection (Arkham Asylum, Arkham City and Arkham Knight, not Arkham Origins or other games), and the 3 Lego Batman games.

Next week, Everything and Metro 2033 Redux.

Are the people over at Epic okay? I'm starting to get concerned that there's some sort of mass psychosis going on.

I mean, how long can they keep this up?

Right up until their platform makes them enough money to hold itself afloat against Steam. All the moneyhatting (sniping exclusives, freebies) is all about getting people to use and legitimize their half-assed platform. When they have a steady enough revenue stream with a solid base of games willingly releasing on their platform without the need for bribery, you'll see the "good will" freebies evaporate.