r/freegames is a subreddit with 116k members. The community frequently discusses game, free, steam, indies, and ios, and the most common flair used is free to play, indie game, browser game, and commercial game.
Standalone freeware, mods, indie, free commercial games, F2P, giveaways (24 hours +), indie games, open source, closed source, new and old. It's all about free games!
Popular Topics in r/freegames
#1
Game
239 posts
#2
Free
117 posts
#3
Steam
53 posts
#4
Indies
31 posts
#5
Ios
20 posts
#6
Epic Games
18 posts
#7
Epic
18 posts
#8
Horror
16 posts
#9
Browser
15 posts
#10
Itch.io
14 posts
Flair Used in r/freegames
#1
Free to Play
: "Tired of missing free game giveaways, so I built an app for it"
66 posts
#2
Indie Game
: "[Steam] Killer Queen Black on Steam"
35 posts
#3
Browser Game
: "A market simulation where you try to beat the stock market with one button. Your opponent is a couch that buys once and does nothing. Every win is audited by 1,000 monkeys."
19 posts
#4
Commercial Game
: "[FREE] Citizen Sleeper and ROBOBEAT on Epic Games"
16 posts
Member Growth in r/freegames
Yearly
+11k members(10.7%)
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Last updated: July 21, 2026