Play Store: 5 free games for a limited time; see deadlines

Written by Adriano Ladislau in Games

Published on November 11, 2026 19:44 UTC · Updated on November 11, 2026 19:45 UTC

Four paid Android games are 100% off on the Play Store, with deadlines from today through Nov. 21, while a fifth title on the list is already free.

Four paid Android games are 100% off on the Google Play Store this Wednesday (Nov. 11), while a fifth title on the same list is free without a temporary promotion. The lineup was reported by Voxl, of Estadão, and includes Evertale, Forgotten Memories, Undead Slayer: Offline Premium, [VIP] Black Shadow: Idle RPG and Slime Legends – Survivor. A check of the official listings, however, shows deadlines that differ from the original report: some offers end tonight, while others run through Nov. 21.

The key point is simple: once you claim a game for R$ 0,00 (the price shown on the Brazilian store), it stays in your Google account library forever, even after the discount ends. It is a one-time purchase with no subscription, tied to the email used on the device. That is why claiming now matters — installing alone is not enough.

Which games are free right now

The Play Store displays a “100% off” badge and the deadline on each game’s listing, right below the buy button. Slime Legends has the shortest window: it ends this Wednesday at 8:59 p.m. Black Shadow carries the biggest price gap, dropping from R$ 50,99 to R$ 0,00.

Note that Forgotten Memories does not show a promotion badge. Its listing only offers an “Install” button, with no deadline and no crossed-out price, which points to permanent free availability outside the temporary batch. The paid title from the same developer is Forgotten Memories: Remastered, priced at R$ 39,99. Below is the snapshot verified on Wednesday afternoon (prices in Brazilian reais, as shown on the Brazilian store):

The times are those displayed by the Play Store itself on each listing and may vary with the account’s region and time zone. The platform does not usually extend this kind of offer: once the clock runs out, the button returns to the full price automatically.

The five games, one by one

Evertale

A fantasy RPG with more than 180 monsters and heroes to capture, 4v4 turn-based battles, an offline campaign and online modes with PvP leagues and guilds. The listing shows a 4.5 rating, 568,000 reviews and more than 10 million downloads. The regular price is R$ 0,99, and the promotion ends on Nov. 13 at 8:59 p.m. The game has in-app purchases and is rated for ages 14 and up.

For players looking for a long RPG who do not mind the slow progression typical of the genre, it is the most substantial title on the list. The main campaign works without an internet connection, which helps on trips and in places with unstable coverage.

Forgotten Memories

A third-person psychological survival horror starring Rose Hawkins, a woman who wakes up injured in a place she does not recognize while searching for Eden, a missing child. The game blends exploration, puzzles and combat, with touch controls and gamepad support. The official description stresses that it sells no weapons, ammunition or items that affect the experience.

It holds a 4.7 rating, with 3,500 reviews and more than 50,000 downloads. The last listed update dates back to December 2019. Because the button reads “Install” and no discount badge appears, claiming it does not depend on a deadline — but there is also no guarantee the title will stay free indefinitely.

Undead Slayer: Offline Premium

An offline action roguelike RPG with hordes of undead, more than 40 skills, a hundred weapons and classes such as warrior, hunter, shaman and mage. Progression happens run by run: each attempt earns permanent upgrades and new combinations. It holds a 4.6 rating, with 2,500 reviews and more than 100,000 downloads; the latest update is dated Oct. 28.

The full price is R$ 5,49, and the promotion runs through Nov. 17 at 8:59 p.m. The listing discloses ads and in-app purchases, plus an 18+ rating for violence. The premium version is the main difference from the free edition, as the developer explained when replying to a user on the Play Store itself:

“The premium version will give all the available classes and if there are any new classes, players get them on the first day for free too, while the standard version does not provide them.”

[VIP] Black Shadow: Idle RPG

An idle RPG in which the player is the last heir of a destroyed empire, reborn as the Shadow Warrior. The pitch is automatic progression: the character grows stronger even while the player is away, and combat uses abilities unlocked over time. The VIP version promises 20 million rubies per day, two tickets for each of the six VIP dungeons and 10,000 tickets for each of the four VIP gachas.

It is the most expensive item on the list and therefore the one with the most visible saving: the regular price is R$ 50,99, and the promotion ends on Nov. 21 at 8:59 p.m. The rating is 4.8, but with only 137 reviews and 5,000 downloads — a small sample that calls for caution. It is rated for all ages, and the listing discloses ads and in-app purchases.

Slime Legends – Survivor

An incremental RPG with survivor.io elements. The player controls a slime that must face monster hordes, upgrade skills, gather resources, enter dungeons and defeat bosses, while also developing a pet. It holds a 4.7 rating, with 10,100 reviews and more than 100,000 downloads; the latest update is from July 23.

The regular price is R$ 0,99 and the promotion ends this Wednesday at 8:59 p.m. — the tightest window of all. It is rated for all ages, and the listing discloses online purchases with random items. Anyone interested should claim it before the night is over, because there is no sign of another discount round.

How to claim a game and keep it in your library

Claiming is a zero-value purchase, not a rental. Once completed, the license appears under “Library and devices” in the Google account and can be downloaded again on another Android device at no extra cost. The process is short:

1. Open the game’s listing on the Play Store and check the “100% off” badge and the deadline.
2. Tap the buy button and complete the R$ 0,00 transaction. A payment method may be required even though nothing is charged.
3. Wait for confirmation and check that the button changed to “Install” or “Open”.
4. Install it right away if you want; otherwise, the title stays in your library.
5. To download it on another phone, sign in with the same Google account and look for the game in your library.

It is worth separating three actions that look alike but are not: “add to wishlist” only saves the item for later; “install” downloads the app; and “buy” (even at R$ 0,00) is what secures the permanent license. Without completing the purchase, the game returns to its regular price when the promotion ends.

Why the Play Store has so many 100% promotions

Full discounts are a visibility tool. By dropping the price to zero for a few days, smaller developers show up in deal lists, gain installs and collect ratings that help position the title afterwards. For the studios, the cost is giving up unit revenue in exchange for a larger player base — which may buy items inside the game later.

There is no public rule requiring the platform to give advance notice about the end of a promotion, and deadlines can change without prior communication. That is why the date shown on the listing is the most reliable reference, though not a contractual guarantee. The same applies to the original price: it can vary by region, taxes and eventual developer adjustments.

Is it worth it? What to check before downloading

For players who enjoy RPGs and do not mind in-app purchases, Evertale and Slime Legends are the cheapest bets and the ones with the largest review volumes. Undead Slayer stands out for its offline mode and short-session action, but it requires tolerating ads. Black Shadow has the biggest nominal discount and the most niche pitch: an idle RPG with automatic progression, aimed at short play sessions.

Forgotten Memories is the odd one out: a classic survival horror with no in-app purchases that is already free and does not depend on the promotion. Anyone looking for story and atmosphere can start there, even though the last update is old and the text is available only in English and Spanish, according to user reports.

The bottom line: check each listing, look at the age rating and the storage space required before claiming. To follow other deals and mobile releases, keep an eye on our coverage of mobile games and the games section at O Santuário Geek.

Update: prices and deadlines were verified directly on the official Play Store pages on Nov. 11, 2026, at around 4:30 p.m. Brasília time. Because promotions can end earlier than scheduled, confirm the price at the moment of purchase.

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