Whether you have acquired a PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch or PC, there are a ton of video games obtainable at no cost this weekend. This consists of model new launch The Crew Motorfest, which launches alongside a 5 hour free trial on PlayStation and Xbox. The Ubisoft racing sport is free to strive on all platforms between September 14 and September 17. That’s 5 hours of the complete sport, with any progress carrying over ought to followers buy the sport as soon as the trial ends.

Ubisoft explains extra: “Explore a vibrant open world – the island of O’ahu in Hawaii, compete in adrenaline fuelled live events and discover the Playlists, unique thematic campaigns that will immerse you in the most exciting car culture universes.

“Everything you unlock or buy throughout the free trial will probably be saved should you determine to purchase the complete sport! So, be a part of the Motorfest, improve your assortment with the best vehicles ever created, full occasions, and participate in challenges!”

As previously reported, Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer can be obtainable at no cost this weekend. Available on PlayStation, Xbox and PC, the Modern Warfare 2 free trial runs from September 13 till September 20. While the marketing campaign is at present off limits during the trial, followers can benefit from the sport’s multiplayer element, with traditional playlists and Battle Maps obtainable to play.

Unfortunately, nevertheless, followers can play Modern Warfare 2 for a complete of two and a half hours as a part of the trial. On the plus facet, progress will carry over to the complete launch.

Elsewhere, Xbox Gold subscribers can try The Sims 4 Plus Cats & Dogs Bundle and Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands as a part of Microsoft’s Free Play Days promotion.

Not solely are the video games playable at no cost for a restricted time, however followers can improve to the complete variations for a reduced worth.

Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is down to only £19.79, whereas The Sims 4 Plus Cats and Dogs Bundle is right down to £13.99.

Even Nintendo Switch house owners can get in on the act, with new launch F-Zero 99 free to Switch Online subscribers.

Announced throughout the recent Nintendo Direct, F-Zero 99 is a battle royale racer where 99 players attempt to become the last person standing. Based on the original SNES version, it features upgraded visuals as well as new gameplay boosts to get the jump on the competition.

Finally, Crusader Kings II has gone free-to-play on Steam, whereas Epic is giving away 911 Operator for the following week.