Free-to-Play Weekend on Steam Highlights Five Games, Four of Them Highly Rated
Five games have temporarily become free to play on Steam, with four standing out for their strong reviews. The lineup includes Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, Witch It, Secret Neighbor: Hello Neighbor Multiplayer, Battlefield 2042, and Hell Let Loose.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege is a tactical multiplayer shooter by Ubisoft in which players take on the roles of professional operators to complete iconic missions. The game emphasizes strategy, teamwork, and precise gunplay in compact, competitive scenarios.
Witch It is a multiplayer hide and seek game with a magical twist, where seekers chase witches across imaginative locations. The game blends stealth, discovery, and lighthearted fantasy in fast-paced rounds.
Secret Neighbor: Hello Neighbor Multiplayer is a multiplayer horror title in which a group of players attempts to escape from a creepy neighbor. The catch is that one participant is secretly disguised as a child and poses as the enemy, adding a layer of suspicion and tension to every match.
Battlefield 2042 is a multiplayer first-person shooter that unfolds on expansive maps supporting up to 128 players. The experience features dynamic weather, a variety of modes, and the option to pilot modern military equipment for large-scale engagements.
Hell Let Loose is another online shooter, set in World War II, featuring maps that accommodate up to 100 players. The game emphasizes large, coordinated battles with infantry, tanks, artillery, a living frontline, and a unique resource system that affects strategy and pacing.
All game screenshots can be viewed here. Players can jump in for free until December 8, with a Steam page available for each title.
Witch It offers a playful escape where hunters pursue witches in a magical world, while Secret Neighbor challenges players to balance cooperation and deception within a haunted neighborhood setting. Battlefield 2042 invites players to engage in large-scale warfare with diverse combat options and vehicle support, while Hell Let Loose focuses on historically grounded, methodical combat through coordinated teamwork.
It is noted that several of these games are not available within the Russian Federation. Players who wish to access them may need to create a new account tied to a different region. Those looking to stay informed about future discounts and freebies can follow related updates through a Telegram channel.
Source: VG Times