On Steam, 4 games in the amount of 1700 rubles became free forever. There is an action game with a 100% rating and a space simulator

On the digital service Steam, four more games have moved to a completely free distribution model. We’re talking about projects like Helium Rain, Astral Shipwright, Bulanci and Exception. Previously, they cost about 1,700 rubles in total.

Helium Rain is a Single-player Space Simulator in which the player manages his own company. During the passage you can trade resources, buy ships and entire stations. In addition, the player can acquire his own military fleet, which allows him to fight against space pirates. The project has a rating of 78%. Previously, the game cost 349 rubles.

You can add Helium Rain to your library here.

Astral Shipwright is another space game in which gamers have to build ships for intergalactic travel. “As captain of a small tugboat, you invest in increasingly better components and build the ship of your dreams”says the description. The project has a rating of 40%. Earlier it was sold for 385 rubles.

You can add Astral Shipwright to your library here.

Bulanci is a side-scrolling multiplayer action game in which players assume the role of armed pillows who have waged a fierce war among themselves. “These cute, chubby and clumsy creatures act and look like tough warriors, and when combined with weapons, they take the term ‘pillow fight’ to a comical extreme.”says the description. The rating of the game is 70%. Previously, it cost 590 rubles.

You can add Bulanci to your library here.

Exception is a side-scrolling neon action game in which the player takes on the role of a computer program transformed into an elite combat vehicle and aims to destroy a dangerous virus that threatens the digital space. Among the features, the developers highlight a cool synthwave soundtrack, interesting puzzles in each of the levels, pumping skills and a full-fledged storyline with illustrated videos.

The project has a rating of 100%. Previously, the game was sold for 360 rubles. Notably, Exception was first shown five years ago by Microsoft as part of the ID@Xbox program, which provides support for indie developers.

You can add Exception to your library here.

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