This Classic PC Warhammer Game Is Free Today
The strategy game Warhammer 40K: Rites of War is available free today on the GOG storefront.
With many of us stuck inside for the foreseeable future, video game storefronts are offering a variety of free games on many different platforms to chip away at the hours. GOG is offering Warhammer 40K: Rites of War for free on its storefront until 6 AM PT / 9 AM ET on Sunday, July 19. You can claim it directly on the GOG.com homepage right now.
Rites of War is a 1999 strategy game from lauded developer SSI, which specialized in recreating tabletop wargames for digital platforms, particularly for the Warhammer 40K and Dungeons and Dragons licenses. Several of the game's reviews on the GOG site compare Rites of War to SSI's Panzer General, one of the most beloved strategy games of its day.
This free giveaway is part of a large sale on Warhammer games on GOG. That sale includes deep discounts on Space Hulk: Deathwing, Warhammer: Chaosbane, and many other strategy games bearing the Warhammer 40k name.
As with most games on GOG, Rites of War is DRM-free. Based on its low system requirements - a DirectX 9-enabled GPU and a 1.8 GHz processor - it's likely to run on almost any modern machine, but it does require a version of Windows from XP or later.
More Gaming, Tech, and Entertainment Deals & Preorders
- Fortnite Festival Riffmaster Wireless Guitar Controller Gets Rare Discount
- Donkey Kong Country Returns HD Is Discounted On Launch Day
- Last Chance To Grab 3 Movies On 4K Blu-Ray For Only $33 At Amazon
- + Show More More Gaming, Tech, and Entertainment Deals & Preorders Links (5)
- Final Fantasy 7 Remake Physical Edition Gets PS5 Reprint - Snag It While You Can
- The 2,500-Piece Legend Of Zelda Lego Set Is Now Available At Amazon
- Mario Kart Lego Sets Are Available Now - Check Out All Six In The Launch Lineup
- Fortnite Lego Sets Launch At Major Retailers, Including Amazon And Walmart
- Backbone One iPhone And Android Controller Is 50% Off
Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com
Join the conversation