Steam drops 16 free games to kick off your September

I feel like we can all agree September is a rubbish month, so the best thing to do is game as much as we can until it's over. Right? Right.

Luckily for you, there are currently a bunch of free games available to download and keep on Steam. Perfect if you're trying to keep busy on a budget.

Just be aware we aren't talking games like The Last Of Us Part 2 or Red Dead Redemption 2. These are smaller games, but you might still find something to love.

The 16 free games you lovely lot can grab as of right now are as follows:

• Koppun-50 - A 2D battle royale, apparently.
• Daisy Dangerous - A 2D precision platformer for retro gamers after a challenge.
• Haus Of Irndrous - More horror for you, and this one has some nice user reviews!
• Supermarket Together - Live out your dreams of managing a supermarket. Don't tell me you've never dreamed of that, we're here now.
• Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks - So I guess there's a Warhammer racing game. For some reason. At least it's free.
• SAVE Teaser: Before The Dawn - A new demo for a photorealistic horror game. Very impressive stuff, actually.
• Squared Adventure - A really neat looking 2D platformer with lovely pixel graphics.
• Emerald Dreams: Sanity - Platformer Quest - Try saying this game's title 10 times drunk.
• Rune Seeker - An early access strategy based roguelike that looks like it could be pretty fun if you're a fan of the genre.
• Capital - Genuinely looks like someone tried to make GTA VI over a long weekend on a dare. While drunk. And maybe slightly high, too.
• Real Car Drift Racing - I won't lie to you, this one looks like a bit like the kind of game your gran might by accidentally when you asked for Need For Speed. At least this is free.
• Bythzkel-Sombréa - First-person zombie slaying action with a cool retro flavour.
• Super Sus - Quite clearly a shameless ripoff of Among Us with mostly negative reviews. Probably steer clear of this one.
• Containment Breach - Top-down wave-based zombie survival. Looks pretty fun, actually!
• ForkJump - Okay this one has quite a long description but I have to share it here because I've never heard the word fork used quite so frequently and it genuinely made me laugh out loud" "A dark, third-person, open-world exploration game set in a sci-fi environment. Dodge dangers, jumping fork monsters and fork-jump-scares. Master parkour and teleportation to discover secret areas and Forks, delving into the mystery of the Fork obsession and aiming to become the ultimate giga cyborg."
• Ball Control - A maze-style game that requires careful precision to guide a ball to the goal. Simple but rewarding, which is exactly the kind of thing we love to see.