And then there are the gamers who fall somewhere outside of those who prefer mobile devices and consoles. I’m referring, of course, to people who enjoy playing on their desktop/laptop, and it’s actually this group that is offered the most variety.
Popular game store/platform Steam is home to a rotating list of free-to-play titles. Right now, that includes the ever-popular Dead Island: Epidemic, which is currently in its beta stage. Elsewhere, gamers can click through to any number of browser options, wherein you play titles for free directly in your Chrome, Firefox, etc. window. It’s here that the list of free games gets even more enormous and diverse.
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Take, for example, gaming hub InterCasino. Since 1996, they have offered a slew of titles for people interested in putting their money on the line while playing their favorite table game, slot, and more. But as a means of allowing users to try before they buy, so to speak, you can play many of the games for free. The reasoning behind doing this is simple: “[I]f you’re not already familiar with our software, we encourage you to try our free casino games,” according to InterCasion.com. All you have to do is opt out of logging in/signing up, and you can play many of the titles for nothing.
While their selection can surely keep you plenty busy, there are many, many more options available should you need them. Just look to Stuff’s list of the best free browser games to get started and you may end up wondering why you spent on a dime on anything else in the first place.
