This Is Your Last Chance to Claim a Free PS4 Game, No PS ...

What’s Happening

So get this: If you fancy adding a free PS4 game to your library, no strings attached and no PS Plus required, then you can do so right now.

Lazy Bear Games is giving away the original Graveyard Keeper for free on the PS Store until 13th April, and if you claim it, it’ll be yours to keep forever. Read the full article on pushsquare. (shocking, we know)

Com News tinyBuld PS4 Graveyard Keeper This Is Your Last Chance to Claim a Free PS4 Game, No PS Plus Required Yours to keep forever by Sammy Barker 7 hours ago : 0 Image: Push Square Update [ Sun 12th Apr 2026, 7:30pm ]: As a gentle reminder, this is your last chance to claim your copy of Graveyard Keeper for the PS4 for free.

The Details

Dev Lazy Bear Games says it will be available “until” 13th April at no cost, but it didn’t specify a time. We’d recommend you grab it now while you still have the opportunity.

It’ll be yours to keep forever, and no PS Plus is required. Original Story: If you fancy adding a free PS4 game to your library, no strings attached and no PS Plus required, then you can do so right now.

Why This Matters

Watch on YouTube to Push Square on YouTube 169k Lazy Bear Games is giving away the original Graveyard Keeper for free on the PS Store until 13th April, and if you claim it, it’ll be yours to keep forever. This is all to help promote the dev’s sequel, which is coming to the PS5 in the not-too distant future. The original is a fairly popular game, with a 4.

The gaming community has been watching developments like this closely.

Key Takeaways

• 39 rating on the PS Store and a good reputation.
• It’s billed as a “medieval cemetery management sim”.
• Image: Push Square Here’s what the blurb says: “Graveyard Keeper is the most inaccurate medieval cemetery management sim of all time.
• Build and manage your own graveyard, and expand into other ventures, while finding shortcuts to cut costs.

The Bottom Line

Expand your Graveyard into a thriving business. These dead bodies don’t need all those organs, do they?

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