The games you already know about, like Minecraft and The Last of Us, aren’t necessarily free to download, but if you’re on the fence about whether you should give them a shot, there’s no better way to find out. 

To find out, we reached out to the US Department of Education to ask if it was OK to offer games for free online. 

The answer: yes. 

“We are looking into options to offer free games to students through online platforms,” the department said. 

If you’re already on a platform that offers free games and want to play them, you’ll be able to do so. 

In addition, if you already have a game that’s available for download and you’d like to see it added to the site, you can also email the school directly. 

This is the third time the Department of Educator has said it would allow games to be offered for free. 

Earlier this year, the department opened up its e-commerce platform to the public, allowing people to buy games, as well as offer discounts and promotions on games. 

However, this time around, the offer does not apply to paid products. 

It’s a bit strange that the department doesn’t allow for free games but also offers discounts and offers discounts to games that aren’t paid for. 

That could be because the department thinks it’s easier to offer discounts to free games than paid games.

In any case, it’s great news for people who like to play games online.

If you want to get some free games for yourself, check out this list of top 10 free games you can play for free: Minecraft: Free. 

Forum.net: $1.99. 

YouTube.com: No subscription fee. 

GOG.com – Free. 

Ebay.com : Free. 

 Steam.com/Store: Free.