Five more free games have joined Steam, offering players a chance to dive into titles that used to be paid but are now available at no cost under the free-to-play model. These games can be downloaded and played without any time limits or paywalls, making them accessible to anyone with a Steam account.
Luminyte is a dark, atmospheric puzzle adventure with first-person horror elements. Players guide the protagonist through a dungeon filled with terrifying creatures, seeking a way out. Previously priced at 30 rubles, Luminyte now joins the free-to-play lineup, inviting new players to experience its tension and immersive setting. All Luminyte screenshots are available for viewing, and curious players can add Luminyte to their Steam library to start exploring the eerie corridors.
Cubic Dweller is a hardcore platforming challenge where the main character is a red square navigating through levels crowded with dangerous traps. Once sold for 82 rubles, the game has moved to Steam’s free-to-play collection, letting players test their reflexes and precision without a purchase barrier. All Cubic Dweller screenshots can be viewed, and the title can be added to a Steam library for quick access to its relentless obstacle course.
Echo Royale is a fast-paced dolphin runner in which players must dodge obstacles while racing across a vibrant aquatic world. The game supports multiplayer with up to 20 players and features a single life per run, making each match a tense sprint. Previously priced at 30 rubles, Echo Royale is available for free, giving players a chance to experience its arcade-style action and competitive multiplayer. Echo Royale screenshots are available for viewing, and players can add the game to their Steam library to jump into the race.
Of Gods and Men: The Daybreak Empire is a turn-based strategy title with retro pixel art inspired by classic 90s games. Players step into the role of rulers tasked with expanding a kingdom into a sprawling empire. The game features 12 distinct factions, a vast 55-map world, a diverse cast of heroes, and a nostalgic old-school soundtrack. It was previously sold for 195 rubles and currently enjoys a solid positive reception. All screenshots from Of Gods and Men: The Daybreak Empire can be viewed, and players can add the game to their Steam library to begin their campaign.
Microcosm is a VR sandbox voxel experience that lets players craft a variety of objects, including buildings, roads, and trees. Once priced at 30 rubles, Microcosm now resides in the free-to-play category, inviting builders and explorers to experiment with its voxel-based tools in virtual reality. All Microcosm screenshots are available for viewing, and the game can be added to a Steam library for immediate VR creativity.
Additionally, there is mention of Free Stray, a cyberpunk-inspired cat game that has generated significant interest on Steam plans for discounts and freebies through a Telegram channel. While the exact promotional details may shift, the free-to-play lineup remains a central focus of Steam’s ongoing strategy to broaden access to engaging indie and experimental titles. This collection demonstrates Steam’s commitment to delivering no-cost options alongside traditional paid games, offering players a gateway to diverse genres—from horror puzzles and precise platformers to strategy epics and VR sandbox experiences.