Steam gamers can get their hands on no less than 10 new free games right now, and there's no need for a subscription or any such nonsense.
While the games on offer aren't exactly heavy hitters like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth or Marvel's Spider-Man 2, there are some weird and wonderful curios to check out.
More importantly they're free, which is perfect if you're trying to keep busy on a budget. Join me, then, as we take a look through Steam's latest offerings and see if anything calls out to you.
The 10 free games recently added to Steam are:
- Squared Adventure - A really neat looking 2D platformer with lovely pixel graphics.
- Emerald Dreams: Sanity - Platformer Quest - Try saying this game's title 10 times drunk.
- Rune Seeker - An early access strategy based roguelike that looks like it could be pretty fun if you're a fan of the genre.
- Capital - Genuinely looks like someone tried to make GTA VI over a long weekend on a dare. While drunk. And maybe slightly high, too.
- Real Car Drift Racing - I won't lie to you, this one looks like a bit like the kind of game your gran might by accidentally when you asked for Need For Speed. At least this is free.
- Bythzkel-Sombréa - First-person zombie slaying action with a cool retro flavour.
- Super Sus - Quite clearly a shameless ripoff of Among Us with mostly negative reviews. Probably steer clear of this one.
- Containment Breach - Top-down wave-based zombie survival. Looks pretty fun, actually!
- ForkJump - Okay this one has quite a long description but I have to share it here because I've never heard the word fork used quite so frequently and it genuinely made me laugh out loud" "A dark, third-person, open-world exploration game set in a sci-fi environment. Dodge dangers, jumping fork monsters and fork-jump-scares. Master parkour and teleportation to discover secret areas and Forks, delving into the mystery of the Fork obsession and aiming to become the ultimate giga cyborg."
- Ball Control - A maze-style game that requires careful precision to guide a ball to the goal. Simple but rewarding, which is exactly the kind of thing we love to see.
Topics: Free Games, Steam, Valve, PC, Indie Games