If you’ve been planning to get some new games for your Steam Deck, you’re in luck. This is because while there are bundles available that can help you grab several games for a small price, there are also plenty of existing titles that you can add to your library for free. Also, we’ve learned that an Amazon Prime subscription goes a long way.
In fact, there are 30 games you can grab right now without paying anything, and these are available through different platforms. So, be warned that not everything is directly from Steam – you’ll need to take this into consideration if you’re unfamiliar with installing alternative platforms on Steam Deck.
What free games can you get right now for the Steam Deck?
As spotted by SteamDeckHQ, Amazon Prime, Steam, and a few more platforms are offering some games for free right now, and most of them are either Verified or Playable on the Steam Deck. However, you’ll need to hurry with adding them to your library, as these can go back on sale any day now.
Here’s a full list of free Steam Deck games you can get right now. Do keep in mind that if you want to claim one of these free Amazon Prime games, then you’ll need an existing Amazon Prime subscription.
| Game Name | Steam Deck Compatibility | Claim From |
| Pizza Hero | Unknown | Steam |
| Floppy Knights | Unknown but runs well | Epic Games (Offer ends on 18th July) |
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge | Verified | Amazon Prime – For Epic Games (Offer ends on 14th August) |
| Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX | Verified | Amazon Prime – For Epic Games (Offer ends on September 11) |
| Card Shark | Verified | Amazon Prime – For Epic Games (Offer ends on September 25) |
| Soulstice | Playable | Amazon Prime – For Epic Games (Offer ends on September 25) |
| Deceive Inc. | Verified | Amazon Prime – For Epic Games (Offer ends on August 21) |
| Mythforce | Playable | Amazon Prime – For Epic Games (Offer ends on July 17) |
| Weird West: Definitive Edition | Playable | Amazon Prime – For Epic Games (Offer ends on September 4) |
| Bramble: The Mountain King | Verified | Amazon Prime – For Epic Games (Offer ends on July 24) |
| Forager | Verified | Amazon Prime – GOG Edition (Offer ends on September 25) |
| Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood | Unsupported | Amazon Prime – GOG Edition (Offer ends on August 6) |
| Call of Juarez | Unsupported but runs well | Amazon Prime – GOG Edition (Offer ends on July 24) |
| Blast Brigade vs. the Evil Legion of Dr. Cread | Verified | Amazon Prime – GOG Edition (Offer ends on August 14) |
| The Lullaby of Life | Unknown | Amazon Prime – GOG Edition (Offer ends on July 17) |
| Sprout Valley | Unsupported | Itch.io (Offer ends on July 12) |
| Samurai Bringer | Verified | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on October 9) |
| Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 | Playable | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on August 14) |
| Wall World | Verified | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on October 1) |
| Heaven Dust 2 | Playable | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on September 25) |
| The Invisible Hand | Playable | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on September 18) |
| Everdream Valley | Playable | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on September 11) |
| Projection: First Light | Unknown | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on September 11) |
| Genesis Noir | Playable | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on September 4) |
| The Forgotten City | Verified | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on August 14) |
| Nine Witches: Family Disruption | Unsupported but reportedly works with Proton GE | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on August 14) |
| Vlad Vircus: Descend Into Madness | Verified | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on July 31) |
| The Robots Recharged | Unknown | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on December 31) |
| Faraway: Arctic Escape | Unknown | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on December 31) |
| Faraway 2: Jungle Escape | Playable | Amazon Prime (Offer ends on December 31) |
While accessing your Steam library on the Deck is easy, there are other platforms here to consider. For games that you get through Epic Games, Amazon Prime, or any other third-party site, you’ll need to use a third-party tool like Heroic.
On top of that, even if a game is listed as ‘Unsupported’ or ‘Unknown,’ we’d suggest you still give it a try. This is because Riders Republic, a game listed as Unsupported, runs well on the Steam Deck. So, the verification system isn’t always accurate.
If you’re interested in getting some more games, then you might want to check out bundles. For instance, Fanatical is offering a Bethesda bundle for only $48, and you can get 16 Steam Deck games through it. There’s another bundle called Handheld Heroes, which is also offering 16 games for the same price.
