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Topics: PC, Steam, Steam Deck, Free Games
If you’re desperate for something new to play, then Steam likely has you covered with these freebies, no matter what kinds of games you enjoy.
Among all the free games we normally see on Steam nowadays, the company occasionally gives us a taste of a banger, giving out longer trials than we’d see with demos.
Before we get to the bulk of the freebies, it’s worth highlighting the GOTY contender, Kingdom Come Deliverance II, which has a free weekend until 10 November 2025.
This medieval adventure has delighted players since its release and is sure to gain a few nominations for the best game of 2025, so here’s your chance to give it a try.
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If swords and armour are not your cup of tea, there are a few other trials worth seeking out.
Multiplayer tower defence comes by way of Legion TD 2, and there’s aerial combat action in The Falconeer, which seats you on the back of giant birds to unleash chaos in the skies.
Back to swords, armour, and medieval flavour we go with Wartales, which also has a free weekend of play until 10 November 2025, and it’s worth checking out if you want a gritty RPG to while away the hours.
If you’d rather be playing something you can keep forever, and still costs you nothing, then look no further than these next four games.
First up is Wildcard, a 2v2 collectible card game which features deep deckbuilding, along with action-packed fights against others from around the world.
A bit late for Halloween, this next game is a horror tale where players will solve key mysteries and puzzles before a lurking danger stalks you down.
The horror vibes will work at any time of year, and this little gem is pulling inspiration from the best of the genre, grab Haunting Invitation for free now.
Another new release arrives in Too Many Bots, which has some retro flair with OG PlayStation aesthetics.
It’s an action game where players will brawl with other bots in bewildering mazes, sure to become your next obsession.
Lastly, there’s NIGHTRAVEL, and though this one isn’t available in English, it offers approachable 2D platforming and battling that needs no introduction.
Get these added to your Steam library and enjoy them now, or down the line, when you’re between AAA bangers.