On Steam, six previously paid games have moved to a completely free distribution model in a single update. The total estimated value of all titles before the switch exceeded 1100 rubles, illustrating a bold shift in how these titles are offered and discovered by players across North America.
BattleMore delivers a real-time military strategy experience with a single-player campaign spanning 15 missions. Players command diverse armies, coordinating over 30 unique units across five factions and deploying powerful superweapons to swing battles. The game used to cost 360 rubles before becoming free to play, making it accessible for fans of strategy and tactical planning who enjoy managing resources and tempo in fast, action-packed encounters.
BattleMore can be added to a Steam library, allowing players to dive into its campaign and multiplayer options without any purchase barrier.
Scranny is a first-person horror adventure about a pizza delivery worker who ends up trapped inside a house prison. The protagonist must navigate a tense environment, solve puzzles, and find a path to freedom while uncovering why he was locked in. Previously priced at 156 rubles, the game has since become free to play, inviting a wider audience to experience its atmosphere, exploration, and suspenseful storytelling.
Scranny can be added to a Steam library, giving players a chance to test their nerves in a tightly designed first-person experience.
Lantern of Worlds blends role-playing with elements drawn from European and Arabic folklore. The plot follows a hero sent on a diplomatic mission to Sultan Mehmet the Magnificent, only to confront dark forces along the way. The journey includes moments of danger and resilience as the protagonist presses forward to complete the mission. The title previously carried a price tag of 102 rubles and sits at a modest 61% user rating, providing a classic RPG experience that remains approachable for newcomers and veterans alike as it transitions to free-to-play.
Lantern of Worlds is now available in a Steam library with a fresh chance to explore its mythic world and narrative threads without a purchase requirement.
OrbiTank stands out as an arcade tank action title set in space, emphasizing quick reflexes and chaotic multiplayer battles. It features a split-screen multiplayer option on a single shared display, inviting friends and families to couch-scale fast-paced combat. It previously sold for 82 rubles, and its move to free-to-play broadens access to fans of arcade action and straightforward competitive play.
OrbiTank can be added to a Steam library, offering an easy entry point into space-age tank battles and local co-op battles for those who enjoy quick, competitive play sessions.
BVRGER VAN is a playful VR simulation that puts players behind the wheel of a food truck, preparing burgers and serving customers with speed and flair. The game earned positive reception, boasting 100% of reviews favorable at launch and a price point of 175 rubles before its free transition. The VR format invites players to immerse themselves in a lighthearted culinary experience that blends timing, multitasking, and humor.
BVRGER VAN is now free on Steam, inviting both VR enthusiasts and casual players to line up orders and master the quirky kitchen challenges.
Sel Quinta – The Six City Quest is a retro-inspired role-playing game set in a fantasy world filled with magic and monsters. The story follows six adventurers as they confront a mysterious army preparing for invasion, with the fate of multiple cities hanging in the balance. Previously priced at 269 rubles, the game has transitioned to a free-to-play model, expanding its reach to players who enjoy classic JRPG aesthetics, exploration, and party-based combat.
Sel Quinta – The Six City Quest can be added to a Steam library, inviting new players to explore its retro charm and expansive world while enjoying a modern, no-cost entry point.
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