A fresh round of free PC game giveaways just kicked off for a limited time, spotlighting two concurrent projects: BadGuy’s Escape to Comodo – ZAM and Intergalactic Space Patrol.
BadGuy’s Escape to Comodo – ZAM is presented as an action title with a sprawling open world and a lineup of customizable vehicles, evoking the relentless vibe of Mad Max. Players roam expansive desert regions, chase police through high-stakes pursuits, and tailor their character from head to toe. The game supports both third-person and first-person viewpoints, offering flexibility in how action unfolds on screen.
All visuals and moments from BadGuy’s Escape to Comodo – ZAM can be explored in the gallery linked within the page. The project describes itself with a gritty premise: a street thug on the run, racing to outpace law enforcement and special operations teams.
Players are invited to download BadGuy’s Escape to Comodo – ZAM and experience its multi-layered chase narrative firsthand.
Intergalactic Space Patrol blends Star Trek-inspired science fiction with space combat, presenting 22 star systems to explore, 10 ships to pilot, encounters with alien civilizations, and dynamic ship-to-ship battles that test tactical decision‑making and reflexes in zero-g environments.
All visuals and moments from Intergalactic Space Patrol can be explored in the accompanying gallery. The experience invites players to download and immerse themselves in its cosmic arena.
Recently, there was an immediate report about eight Steam titles that became free to own forever, including a naval-battle sandbox that fans enjoyed—Naval Action among them. For ongoing updates on discounts and freebies, many enthusiasts turn to social channels and community forums, where announcements appear early and fans share their thoughts. There are even playful nods to in-game conveniences, like ordering in-game content or related experiences in popular titles such as TES 4: Oblivion, reflecting the broader humor and culture around free-to-play moments and cross-game memes.
Attribution for these discoveries comes from VG Times.