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Steam offers 6 free games to round off January
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Published 09:48 28 Jan 2024 GMT

Steam offers 6 free games to round off January

As January 2024 comes to an end, why not treat yourself to some new free games to add to your Steam library.

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Topics: Steam, PC, Free Games

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As January 2024 comes to an end, why not treat yourself to some new free games to add to your Steam library.

Last year Steam offered hundreds of free games to its users, some good, some bad, but all appreciated in their own way. This year has been no different so far, as there’s already been several batches of free games released on the platform, and likely many more to come. Below are six games and their descriptions that you can add to your library right now, for free.

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Unsung Empires: The Cholas- Unsung Empires: The Cholas – Prologue l, releasing on January 15, 2024, is a narrative-driven 3D action-adventure. Featuring sword-based combat and platforming elements. Players traverse various environments, moving through forests, cities, caves, and wilderness to advance through the game's story.

The Last of the Summer Tank- Drive the Tiger I to fight the Allied forces and defeat the evil boss.

Mystery Society 2: Hidden Puzzles- Dive into a hidden object adventure with unique tasks, puzzles, and a riveting story. Join elite detectives in a secret organization, uncover hidden treasures, and solve crimes across the globe.

Combo Card Clashers: Prologue- Combo Card Clashers: Prologue is a roguelike deckbuilder meets auto battler! Build massive combos by playing all cards each turn. Unlock powerful card synergies, recruit monsters to be your allies, upgrade gears and skills - give it all to brave through a mysterious world.

77th: The Game- 77th: The Game is an abstract representation of the experience of joining an online community. Walk through the community and solve the puzzles to progress as a community member.

TEST TEST TEST- Escape a time loop as an overworked office employee by solving cryptic puzzles with alternate reality game elements.

And there you have it, six games you can download right now and keep forever, all 100% free. Hopefully February brings twice as many freebies as this month did.

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