The Steam service has been supplemented with a slew of free projects. Five games simultaneously switched to the F2P distribution model: PATHOS, Mr.Addon in Sulpicius Gallus M, Digital Janitors, The Fall of Escaria and Prisoner. Some of them have very positive feedback from gamers.
PATHOS is a maze puzzle game inspired by Soko Ban. Among the features are over 150 challenges and a high-quality soundtrack by Tim Halbert (Tim Halbert). The game has 90% positive reviews at the time of writing. Previously, the project was sold for 82 rubles.
You can add PATHOS to your Steam library here.
Mr.Addon in Sulpicius Gallus M is an old-school 2D platform game where the main task is to find a way to destroy all enemies in each level. There are bosses and puzzles. Previously, the game was sold for 30 rubles.
You can add Mr.Addon in Sulpicius Gallus M to your Steam library here.
Digital Janitors is a simulation of an IT professional fighting ruthless hackers on the eve of the year 2000. Features include endless game mode, mini games, race time trials and interesting storyline. The project has 100% positive feedback at the time of writing. Previously, the game was sold for 133 rubles.
You can add Digital Janitors to your Steam library here.
The Fall of Eskaria is an action-adventure platform game with cartoon-like 2D graphics. “This is a story about a simple man defending his country. Once he was defeated and thrown into the darkest dungeon of Escaria. It’s so dark in here you can’t even die in peace! The warrior survived and walked his thorny path from pain and agony to eternal freedom and victory over evil. If you want a few hours of old fashioned gaming experience – welcome! – says the description. Previously, the game was sold for 154 rubles.
You can add The Fall of Eskaria to your Steam library here.
Captive is an adventure game where a character is trapped in a room. The player has to solve a series of puzzles to help him escape. Previously, the project cost 61 rubles.
You can add Captive to your Steam library here.
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Source: VG Times