Three games are forever free on Steam. Among them are an open world simulator and a highly rated shooter.

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On Steam, three games at once have switched to the F2P distribution model in the past few days, which will be available for free and with no time limit. These are projects such as: Cat Simulator Meow, CONNECT PEOPLE and Hurry up.

Cat Simulator: Meow (previously $102) is an open-world cat life simulator in which players must hunt mice, frogs, and birds, race, and duel dogs and sheep. “I used to have a cat named Tigress, but then I lost her, maybe she went to the planet of cats, I miss her so I made this game”, the developer said. The game is in early access. The project has 66% positive feedback at the time of writing.

You can add Cat Simulator: Meow to your Steam library here.

HUMANS CONNECT (previously cost 133 rubles) is a third-person adventure action game in which gamers can choose from three characters with unique stories: the Nightwolf (a supernatural creature with great physical strength), the girl Yulia (hides powerful skills within herself) and Inpu (an Anubis-like creature). During the passage, gamers have to fight bosses to find out the truth about each character.





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You can add Cat Simulator: Meow to your Steam library here.

UpGun (previously $2.99) is an online first-person shooter with cartoonish graphics, varied maps, and whimsical robot characters. There are over 40 skills and upgrades available in the game, including exploding bullets, a health bonus, and more. There is a custom system. The project has 88% positive feedback at the time of writing.





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You can add Cat Simulator: Meow to your Steam library here.

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Source: VG Times

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