Steam Bolsters Free-too-Play Library with Nine New Titles
Seattle, WA – July 27, 2024 – Valve Corporation’s Steam platform has significantly expanded its free-to-play offerings this week, adding nine new games to its already robust collection. The influx of titles arrives as the platform prepares to wrap up its summer gaming season, offering players a diverse range of experiences without cost.While initial player reviews are still emerging, several of the newly launched games have already garnered positive feedback.
Steam, launched in 2003 by Bellevue, Washington-based Valve, has become the dominant digital distribution platform for PC games, boasting over 30,000 games and a peak concurrent user base exceeding 30 million. The platform’s commitment to offering free-to-play titles has broadened its appeal, attracting a wider audience and providing a gateway for players to discover new genres and developers. Here’s a breakdown of the new additions, as of today, July 27th, 2024:
Pyramid Valley: Reborn (launched July 17) – Developed by [developer Name Not listed], this management simulation challenges players to build and oversee a thriving pharaonic city.Currently holding a “Positive” rating based on 44 user reviews.
Knight Crawler (Launched July 17) – An action roguelike created by [Developer Name Not Listed], Knight Crawler features procedurally generated dungeons, ensuring a unique experience with each playthrough. It also currently boasts a “Positive” user rating.
Everlife (Launched July 16) – Described as a fast-paced labyrinth game with visually distinct environments, everlife (developed by [Developer Name Not Listed]) has received a “Positive” rating from players.
Tears of Vanfell: New Beginning (Launched June 21) – This cooperative dungeon crawler RPG, developed by [developer Name not Listed], supports up to four players. Players can team up to explore and conquer challenging dungeons, and the game currently holds a “Positive” rating.
Inside the Crow’s Nest (Launched July 5 – Early Access) – Developed by [Developer Name Not Listed], this early access title draws inspiration from classic survival horror games. Notably, it currently holds a “Very Positive” rating, indicating strong initial player reception.
Janitori (Launched July 21) – A psychological horror game from [Developer Name Not Listed], Janitori places players in the role of a night concierge facing unsettling events. It currently has a “Mostly Positive” rating.
Rezarus (Launched July 21 – Early Access) – This online FPS arena shooter, developed by [Developer Name Not listed], allows teams of up to 10 players to compete. Currently rated “Positive.”
Vibe Clicker (Launched July 25) – A unique clicker game from [Developer Name Not Listed] that casts players as recent college graduates navigating resource management. It currently has a “Positive” rating.* Simulators, Strategies and Pigeons (Launched July 26) – Developed by [Developer Name Not Listed], this collection features six self-reliant free games, offering a diverse exploration of the simulation genre. It currently holds a “Positive” rating.
All games are available for download now on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/. Players are encouraged to check the Steam store pages for specific system requirements and further details on each title.