Are you a gamer? Then you might love these 15 Online PC games that are free! You might know a lot of these but do you know all of them? These are not of my opinion and description but they are popular based on the players they get. Are you ready, lets go!
15. War Thunder
"One of the hottest F2P (Free to Play) games on PC right now is War Thunder, pretender to World of Tanks’ military crown and a title looking forward to a rosy future alongside Planetside 2 as no-fee trailblazers on PlayStation 4. Armored vehicles, planes, naval fleets, Japan, America, Germany, the kitchen sink: it’s got it all. It’s still in open beta, but this looks to be going places quickly. Fetch."
14. World of Tanks
"In the world of tanks, and such a world evidently exists, World of Tanks is king. No other similar game allows players such scope and depth. If you want to roll around in a metal box blowing people up in blown-up towns, this game is for you. There’s a reason it has 70 million registered users. Or is it 80 million? Who cares? Get to it."
13. DOTA (Defense of the Ancients) 2
"Is LoL better? It matters as much as the colour of your pants. Almost 8 million people played Valve’s MOBA in the last month, meaning it’s nothing if not popular. DOTA 2 features enough competitiveness, prize money and shouting youngsters to induce full-blown hippy cold sweats. Probably not for 40 year-olds, but different strokes, and all that. Give it a try."
12. League of Legends
"Yes, is impenetrable, its community is a bunch of dicks and you need to play for thousands of hours to be any good at it in relative terms, but there’s no question that League of Legends has completely nailed MOBA. If you want to see what’s turning “the kids” on these days, look no further."
11. Star Trek Online
"Getting on with Star Trek in general is an obvious prerequisite to being able to play this, but STO is more than game enough for nothing. The cartoon styling may not be for everyone, and there’s a huge amount of keys to get accustomed to (the combat involves stance-switching), so this may not be the free game you’re looking to grab for a quiet evening after work. It’s got space and land missions and was developed by Cryptic, so if you’ve been around a while you’ll know what to expect. Put it this way: there’s nowhere else to fight the Borg. Get it from Steam."
10.Age of Conan: Unchained
"Conan’s been around since 2008, when it released in a broken mess and was roundly savaged as a result. A lot of the problems have been fixed since then, and this enormous, visually sumptuous game is now available for free. Get it from Steam. The F2P component is very generous, but it’d be worth subbing if you were heavily involved. Check out tiers here."
9. Hawken
"Hawken is a mech shooter that started off with promises of being The Next Big Thing and then sort of wasn’t. That doesn’t mean it isn’t worth looking at, however, especially as now it’s available through Steam. It’s a bit “please buy a mech I’ll love you forever,” but someone’s got to get paid, I guess. If you’re finding yourself playing Titanfall just for the robot bit, then you should absolutely download it. It’s good."
8. Star Wars: The Old Republic
"This is one of the most expensive games ever made, and now it’s free. That’s the way it goes, and the biggest winner is you. It isn’t to everyone’s liking, and has been savaged easily as much as it’s been praised, but that it costs nothing is kind of ridiculous. There are many catches to SWTOR’s F2P, however, such as not being able to sprint up to level 10 if you don’t pay (thanks, EA). You can pore over the perks granted to subs here, but, regardless, you should check this out"
7. Neverwinter
"Neverwinter crops up consistently on these lists, usually as a close second only to LOTRO. The D&D MMO is completely free (although it does have something of a reputation for pay-to-win) and features the ability to create your own dungeons. I haven’t personally played it, but if you’re looking for the best current free D&D RPG, this looks to be it. The Curse of Icewind Dale expansion’s just been released, adding a ton of stuff to what seems to be an already epic game. Download from Steam, andgrab a key for some extra content while you’re at it."
6. Planetside 2
"If you’re more far future than flowery fantasy, Planetside 2 is unavoidable. It’s large scale sci-fi combat on gigantic battlefields teeming with players, ships, lasers and death. There’s no charge. The PC version’s success is a blessing for PS4, which will be running it at 1080p soon. If you haven’t tried it yet, you should see what you’re missing."2. Lord of the Rings Online"LOTRO is the best F2P MMO on PC. There’s no question. It’s beautiful, has a range of content that puts it up there with any of its competitors and sports some of the most robust MMO mechanics in existence. It’s free. If you’ve never played an MMO before, or you’re just looking to pretend to be a hobbit for a few hours, there is no excuse whatsoever: get it."
5. Team Fortress 2
"This has to be the greatest F2P shooter ever made. It’s funny, stupid, brilliant and could keep you happy forever. It’s a great, great game. The cartoon style will never get old and the mix of classes and some incredible map design would make it essential even if there was a cover charge. An absolute must. Get it from Steam"
4. World of Warcraft
"WoW is now free up to level 20. There’s a bunch of restrictions in place to free players, but if you’ve never played (really?) then that’s a situation you have to remedy immediately. Whatever you think of WoW, the fact remains it’s a cast iron classic MMO and one of the most content-heavy games ever created. There’s so much to like here. Now it costs you nothing to see it."
3. Hearthstone
"If you haven’t started playing this yet there’s something wrong with you. The Blizzard card battler is available on both PC and iPad, and is far too addictive. The pay element comes in buying cards for your decks, but you can get on just fine without ever having to spend. Get it on PC. Then get it on tablet. Then play it forever. Get it from Blizzard."
And number one is (drum roll)...........................................
1. Path of Exile
"That Path of Exile is free is borderline criminal. You should have to pay for this ARPG. The notoriously gigantic skill tree alone is enough to download it, let alone the depth of the item combination mechanics and the fact it managed to out-Diablo Diablo III with withering ease. Free or not, Path of Exile is a horror masterpiece, and one of the best games currently on PC. You must play it.
Players use slottable skill gems in Path of Exile as in most ARPGs, the difference here being that they level with play and have their own requirements for upgrading. The passive skill tree is immense. Combining gems and skills offers the sort of customization options that could keep you bogged down for years. Path of Exile sometimes feels more like EVE Online than Diablo.
Path of Exile’s story is played out in Acts, and the game is often referred to as the spiritual successor to Diablo II. Players get PvP as well as PvE, and some PvP events can last for months. A current event is an Ambush and Invasion league with prizes and opportunities to contribute to the Child’s Play charity. If you complete all eight challenges in leagues you can win a t-shirt. And who doesn’t want that?
Gameplay itself takes place on a wide variety of environments, from beaches to dungeons to forests. You have six classes to choose from, including the Witch, the Marauder and the Duelist. It’s got dual-gear set-ups, auto-equip and every item – including life and mana flasks – can be enchanted or elevated in rarity using a variety of orbs. It’s ridiculous, honestly. You’ll want to spend money on microtransactions out of guilt.
Path of Exile offers so much for so little. It’s hardcore, but then so are you."
Did you know them all? These are all top 15 Free online PC games but again not in my opinion or description but of the popularity of the players! If you want more or photos here is the site URL. http://www.vg247.com/2014/05/19/best-free-pc-games/
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