Steam users are being offered more freebies. Four additional games have been released as zero-cost additions, including a highly reviewed title that has earned numerous positive ratings from players.
COG (Center Of Gravity) is a virtual reality experience inspired by the 1979 cult arcade game Asteroids. The objective is to break apart moving asteroids and rack up the highest possible score. The title was previously offered for 149 rubles.
All screenshots from COG (Center Of Gravity) can be viewed here.
Players can add COG (Center Of Gravity) to their Steam library here.
Goblin.Life is a sandbox MMO where participants can explore dynamic 3D worlds created with the built-in editor, all within a shared environment. The game was previously priced at 133 rubles.
All screenshots from Goblin.Life can be viewed here.
Players can add Goblin.Life to their Steam library here.
WayDown is an isometric roguelike shooter where players confront Nazi forces in bunkers, mines and other hostile locations. The main goal is to defeat all enemies and protect one’s soul from a devilish fate. The game features more than 40 weapon types, boss encounters and five distinct levels. It was previously available for 82 rubles.
All screenshots from WayDown can be viewed here.
Gamers can add WayDown to their Steam library here.
Death Skid Marks is a top-down car action roguelike with RPG elements. The core challenge is to eliminate all opponents on the track while heading to a driving-themed concert. Enemies range from wild groupies and rednecks to neo-Nazis, religious fanatics, police, robots, aliens and suicide bombers. The player’s car can be upgraded to boost combat and performance attributes.
Travel 666 km on route 666 and face increasingly unbelievable challenges. The description mentions a soundtrack in the punk-metal vein, a distinctive art style, unexpected moments, plenty of Easter eggs and a strong sense of chaos. The game was previously listed at 30 rubles.
All screenshots of Death Skid Marks can be viewed here.
Players can add Death Skid Marks to their Steam library here.
For those following discounts on freebies, a Telegram channel is available. World of Tanks fans in Russia and Belarus are kept separate from gamers in other regions.
Source: VG Times