Grab 42 free games now in massive PC giveaway, only for a limited time

This is quite the opportunity. PC users can currently download and enjoy a whopping 42 games for free for a limited time, no strings attached.

As reported by Twitter’s SteamGamesPC, the offer comes courtesy of website itch.io - and given that there are 42 games included in the deal, there is surely something for everyone. With 42 games to get through, I better hop into it. You can currently enjoy River Strike, Steel Titan, Parallel Problems, Treasure Trove Run, Unphased, Dr. Creepinscare’s Pumpkin Patch Match, Ungrateful Birds Call of the Desert, Bones In The Boneyard, Fairy Penguin Parade, Orbital Paladin Melchior, Village Vampire Feast, Monster Hug, Invasion Versus, Temple of the Wumpus, Liz & Laz Episode 1: The Control Cubes, and Koi Puncher MMXVIII.

Foamstars launches as a day one release on PlayStation Plus on 6 February.

The list continues. You can also download Expandoscape, Shadow Wrangler, Toony’s Daycare Episode One, Toony’s Daycare Episode Two, The Manstersoft 3-in-1 Fun-Pak, Ticoban, Car Creator Tycoon, The Simple Life, Z InVasion 2, Project Z, Lost Story, Manacle, Foster Ghost Child, Ouija Rumours, After The First Station, Untangle, Silent Nights, House Cleaner, House Cleaner 2, and Trespasser’s Takeover.

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We’ve almost made it to the end. The final batch consists of Sky Lab Defender, Campers Killers, Untitled Core Game, DarkViperAU The Game, The Backrooms: Uncovered, and Are You There. While many of these games only cost a couple of dollars in the first place, it’s a great time to sample genres and concepts you might never otherwise have considered. What do you have to lose when access is free?

It’s also a great way to support indie developers. You never know, you may stumble across the next cult-classic smash hit.