MSI Bundles Year’s Biggest PC Games With QD-OLED Monitors

MSI is giving away some of the biggest PC games of the year with its QD-OLED monitors, according to KitGuru. When you buy one of these monitors, you’ll receive free game codes.

The report doesn’t specify which games are included, the models of eligible monitors, or the promotion’s duration. We’ll share those details once we verify them against MSI’s promotion page or the full KitGuru report.

This bundle follows a common trend in PC hardware marketing. Display and GPU manufacturers often attach AAA game codes to premium products to boost sales of high-margin items. QD-OLED panels are at the higher end of the gaming monitor price spectrum, so including a game helps ease the cost.

The timing is crucial for gamers deciding how to access new releases. Insider Gaming reports that Xbox Game Pass will drop 14 games in November. Subscription libraries change frequently, while a bundled code is a one-time purchase. Owning a game offers more security than just having access through a subscription.

Game Pass is also adding new titles. IMDb reports that one of the most acclaimed horror games in years has finally made it to the service. Subscription and bundle deals are both vying for gamers’ attention.

By The Numbers

Promotion	Free PC games with MSI monitors
Eligible panel type	QD-OLED
Game Pass removals in November	14 games
Original report	KitGuru

Community Pulse

We haven’t seen any verified community reactions to the MSI promotion yet, so we won’t quote anyone for now. We’ll add Steam reviews and forum feedback once buyers start redeeming their codes.

What To Watch

• The game list and eligible models: The value of the bundle hinges on which titles are included and which QD-OLED monitors are eligible.
• Dates and regional availability: Promotions like this typically have deadlines for redemption and region restrictions. Be sure to check both before making a purchase.
• Game Pass November departures: If any of the removed titles overlap with the bundle, owning a code could be more appealing than waiting on the subscription.