Steam Gains 4 Additional Free Games, More For Your Backlog

Steam users can now pick up four additional free games, all yours to grab for no cost.

Free games go up on Steam all the time, but it can be difficult to work out what you might enjoy the most when you’re just looking at a long list of free titles to experience.

That’s where we try to recommend different free games, breaking them down for you so you’re aware of which ones might tickle your fancy.

And it just so happens that a fresh batch of free Steam games dropped this week, all yours for the taking.

Four New Free Games Available On Steam Today

The four new games up for grabs are as follows. First up is King’s Devotion, a story rich card game with real-time tactics and strategy gameplay, which is currently in Early Access.

It follows the tale of a general whose loyalty is put to the test when his kingdom is thrown into shambles. Friends may become enemies, and enemies may turn to friends.

Then there is Le Petit Raccoon, a stealth cooking game where you play as an adorable raccoon and must steal food to cook for your hungry guests.

You must steal groceries from the store, evade getting caught by employees, then take orders from your customers and serve the food.

Third up we have Duskbound, a visual novel otome romance game containing around 9,000 words and five different endings to obtain. It’s a rather short experience, but the multiple endings offer some replayability if you end up enjoying the story.

Last spot on the list belongs to KUMASAMA, a horror adventure game where you are stalked by a killer bear in the wilderness. It’s a short game, offering between around 10 to 40 minutes of gameplay.

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By simply adding these games to your Steam account, they’ll be available to download from any time between now and the end of time itself. We know how bad getting through that backlog is, so we won’t judge you if it takes a while to get around to them.

Of course, if you fancy playing them then make sure you have a PC capable of running the titles.

You can do this by comparing the minimum or recommended system requirements with what your own PC has.

It’s also worth checking the reviews for each game too. While the games haven’t gained a lot of players yet, there are already a few people who have offered their thoughts on each title, and whether they’d recommend it.