November 1st free games roundup

Five free PC games and tabletop collections are up for grabs right now across GOG and itch.io, headlined by Daedalic Entertainment's point-and-click eco-thriller A New Beginning: Final Cut.

November 1st free games roundup
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Five games and tabletop collections are currently free to claim or play across GOG and itch.io. The lineup runs from a classic German point-and-click adventure to a creepy rhythm lawn-mowing game that plays right in your browser.

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1. A New Beginning: Final Cut

A New Beginning: Final Cut is a 2012 narrative point-and-click adventure from Hamburg studio Daedalic Entertainment, the team behind Deponia and The Whispered World. It follows retired bioengineer Bent Svensson and a 26th-century time traveler named Fay as they try to prevent a global climate catastrophe through traditional inventory puzzles and hand-drawn 2D comic cutscenes. Normally priced at $9.99, the DRM-free PC and macOS version is free to claim and keep permanently on GOG until November 2 at 14:00 UTC, and the serious sci-fi plot is a welcome change of pace from Daedalic's usual slapstick comedy.

Official trailer for A New Beginning: Final Cut. Credit: Daedalic Entertainment

itch.io

Promotional banner for the Fight Your Frights bundle on itch.io
Fight Your Frights bundle artwork. Credit: Beth and Angel Make Games / itch.io

2. Fight Your Frights Bundle

The Fight Your Frights collection packs 10 tabletop RPGs, zines, and supplements themed around confronting personal fears, self-doubt, and the unknown, including a solo game inspired by Alan Wake. Normally valued at $22.00, the entire bundle is free to download on itch.io until November 9. You just need to click the download link above the price box to grab the files without paying, though throwing a dollar in is the only way to bind them to your permanent account library.

3. Always Greener

Developed by vKDave, Always Greener is a first-person 3D rhythm game where you trim your neighbors' lawns to the beat to avoid fines from the local GreenCorp inspectors. Beneath the postcard art style and style-rank combos (scaling from D up to SSS), the town of Valverde hides 13 creepy secrets and four different endings across a four-act campaign. It is permanently free to play directly in your browser on itch.io with no expiration date, and I'm curious to see how quickly a game about yard work turns into full-blown suburban horror.

4. Earth Protector: Match-3 Invaders

Earth Protector: Match-3 Invaders
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Earth Protector: Match-3 Invaders turns color-matching puzzle mechanics into tactical spaceship combat where every cleared tile charges weapons, restores shields, or repairs your hull. Enemies telegraph their upcoming attacks before you move, forcing you to balance big offensive cascades against basic survival. The browser build is available for free on itch.io with no expiration date, and telegraphed enemy intents work surprisingly well outside of deckbuilders.

5. Llama Legends

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Built by solo developer LamaZ Game Studio, Llama Legends is an incremental clicker and card-collecting RPG with over 700 graded cards, a roguelite arena, and cooperative global raid bosses. It runs for free in your browser on itch.io with zero microtransactions or ads, and while the base game has no expiration date, you can enter the code THELONGNIGHT2026 in-game right now to unlock a limited-time Pumpkin Knight card for its 50-floor Haunted Tower Halloween event. The developer used generative AI for the card illustrations to build that huge roster on a zero-dollar budget, which won't appeal to everyone, though the pack-opening loop has no monetization hooks attached.

Make sure to grab the time-limited offers before their respective deadlines pass, especially the GOG giveaway before it wraps up tomorrow afternoon.