Whether you’ve got a PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, or PC, there are a ton of games available for free this weekend. This includes the brand new release of The Crew Motorfest, which launches alongside a five-hour free trial on PlayStation and Xbox. The Ubisoft racing game is free to try on all platforms between September 14 and September 17. That’s five hours of the full game, with any progress carrying over should fans purchase the game once the trial ends.

Explore a Vibrant Open World in The Crew Motorfest

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

“Everything you unlock or purchase during the free trial will be saved if you decide to buy the full game! So, join the Motorfest, upgrade your collection with the greatest cars ever created, complete events, and take part in challenges!”

As previously reported, Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer is also available for free this weekend. Available on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, the Modern Warfare 2 free trial runs from September 13 until September 20. While the campaign is currently off-limits for the duration of the trial, fans can enjoy the game’s multiplayer component, with classic playlists and Battle Maps available to play.

Unfortunately, however, fans can play Modern Warfare 2 for a total of two and a half hours as part of the trial. On the plus side, progress will carry over to the full release.

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

Not only are the games playable for free for a limited time, but fans can upgrade to the full versions for a discounted price.

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

Even Nintendo Switch owners can get in on the act, with the new release of F-Zero 99 free for Switch Online subscribers.

Announced during 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, while Epic is giving away 911 Operator for the next week.