Not a week goes by, it seems, without there being something controversial happening in regards to the Epic Games Store. It is what it is, and whether not you think it’s good or not is a debate we’ll continue to see unfold. That’s why it’s nice to return to a topic that is a little less charged with free games. This week’s free game on the storefront is Overcooked!

Overcooked! is a fast-paced cooking game with a co-op option. You must cook food, manage ingredients and get satisfied customers all within a certain time limit. While it sounds like a simple premise, much like the real restaurant business, challenges await. It’s all wrapped up in a cute chibi art style as well. If you enjoy the game, the sequel is also available to purchase.

Overcooked! will be free on the Epic Games Store and can be redeemed until July 11th, when it will be replaced by the RPG Torchlight from Runic Games.

Ovosonic’s Last Day of June is the latest free game on the Epic Games Store. If you have an Epic Games account, then you can download the free launcher for PC and claim the title now. Better hurry though – it’s only available until July 4th.

Last Day of June is the story of Carl and June. After a car accident sees Carl in a wheelchair and June deceased, the former happens to relive their memories together by touching a painting. Over time, it’s possible to change events and possibly save June. Of course, it wouldn’t be a proper tragedy if there was a happy ending. You’ll have to play the game for yourself to find out what happens next.

Meanwhile, the next free game on the Epic Games Store will be Ghost Town Games’ Overcooked. It’s a wacky cooking game with elements of co-op, and is renowned for testing the limits of one’s friendships. You can claim it for free on July 4th. The sequel, Overcooked 2, is also currently available for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Sony has announced the two games that will be available for free in the month of May for PlayStation Plus subscribers, and they’re good really good offerings, with Giant Sparrow’s What Remains of Edith Finch and Ghost Town Games’ Overcooked!

What Remains of Edith Finch is, of course, the standout game here. It’s a thoughtful and ponderous narrative-driven adventure title that sees you playing as Edith Finch, who returns to her family home to learn about the deaths of each of the Finch family, who are cursed to have all but one member from every generation to die in mysterious ways. It’s a surprisingly affecting and moving tale told via expert storytelling, so if that sort of thing interests you, this might be a great time to jump in (if you haven’t done so already).

Then there’s Overcooked!, which is a completely different kind of experience, but no less entertaining. Its co-op cooking “simulation” gameplay is accessible and a ton of fun, and can lead to countless moments of chaos- the good kind of chaos.

Both games will be available for free starting May 7.

October’s Game Pass additions are not the only thing Microsoft announced today on Inside Xbox. They have also confirmed what games Xbox Live Gold subscribers can look forward to next month as a part of the company’s Games with Gold program. It’s not the best month the service has had, but it is at the very least better than how dismal the last few offerings have been.

So let’s start from the beginning- on the Xbox One front, you can get Overcooked!, the beloved co-op party game, for free in October. You can also get Victor Vran for free. On the Xbox 360 front, Hitman: Blood Money, widely held to be the best Hitman game until the episodic reboot in 2016, will headline the offering, accompanied by Stuntman Ignition. As is always the case, the Xbox 360 games can also be played on the Xbox One thanks to their addition to the backward compatibility program.

As said, this isn’s Games with Gold’s best foot forward, but that’s a decent bunch of games right there, that I am sure most won’t complain about.

Persona 5

The Acid Jazz infused soundtrack and moving manga art style that so flawlessly defines the world of Persona 5 is only really half of the charm of the game. Broken down into a day by day system where you balance the high school life of the protagonist with his secret double life as a demon slaying Phantom Thief takes on a compulsive quality thanks to the charming characters and great story. Once you’ve said you’ll just play for another day to make sure you pass school midterms and suddenly it’s 2AM, you’ve gone another in game month and cleared a dungeon? You’ve never seen it coming.