When every iOS game on the list for your Best Games of 2012 Sale promotion is free, it's no longer a sale — it's a giveaway, and when one of those games is Pony Trails, that's a steal.

The Borderlands 2 hands-on demo at E3 involves a bunch of 25-level characters from each of the game's four classes, partly to give players a chance to spec out higher-level characters and see what that's all about, and also to give them a taste of combat midway through the campaign.

The nice folks at GOG.com were so excited to Almost human's Legend of Grimrock in our PC Indie Spotlight they spontaneously expelled 15 codes for the full game. I'm not touching them. I don't know where they've been.

Who wants to see if Tera's promise of action-driven massively multiplayer online role-playing combat rings true this weekend? I've got the beta keys, but you're going to have to work for them. Might want to stretch first.

2K Sports is spreading holiday cheer with free codes for the "Legends Showcase" downloadable content for NBA 2K12, the extension that lets player go 1-on-1 with a raft of all-time greats in competitions such as HORSE, 21 and other blacktop basketball variants.

When Hi-Rez Studios contacted Kotaku about giving away 100 codes good for entry to the Tribes: Ascend beta test, I thought long and hard about the most efficient and fair way to distribute those codes to our readers.

Our good friends from Halfbrick have showered us with free Xbox Live codes for Fruit Ninja Kinect, both for the full title and for all of its downloadable content—the Storm, Art and Space packages of blades, shadows and new achievements.

I kinda love Dungeon Defenders and it's blending of role-playing game with tower defense. The developers just shot over five codes for the game, so now some of you can check it out for free too.

As the holidays loom in the ever decreasing distance and the world economy continues to wallow in the dumpster, we thought it might be a great idea to start giving some stuff away to you, our readers.

This ad for Gunnar's Retweet to Win-This Giveaway has me wondering if Gunnar's gaming eyewear comes in an opaque variant. I'd rather not see anything anymore. That Sessler is a far braver man than I.

Who says you can't get your hands on the best goodies given out during E3? Klei Entertainment, makers of the heavily anticipated Shank, gave us this badass maquette based on the game, and we both want you to have it.

We're going to be giving away five codes for Armored Core Last Raven Portable this Thursday on Kotaku's Facebook.

Here's that promised second batch of Xbox 360 download codes for The Secret Armory of General Knoxx.

First-person, role-playing shooter Borderlands' latest expansion pack hit the PC, Playstation Network and Xbox 360 this week.

This isn't Super Bowl weekend, it's Pro Bowl weekend. And to liven up what is otherwise light-hitting exhibition football action, we've got a memorabilia giveaway courtesy of Quick Hit Football.

Congratulations to Michael N. of Utah, who gave the correct answer - well, one of four correct answers, actually - and was chosen from 586 correct entries to win a Blu-Ray Dragon's Lair signed by the game's creators.

Dragon's Lair is out on the iTunes App Store for five bucks, but if you don't have an iPhone or iPod Touch, the good folks at EA Mobile are providing an autographed, playable Blu-Ray copy that we're giving away.

Only 1,000 of the Eddie Riggs Brütal Legend ceramic figures have been made, and Electronic Arts hasn't divulged just how to get one beyond getting lucky and winning it. And they're giving you just such an opportunity now.