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Steam drops 3 free games you've 48 hours to grab
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Updated 17:15 8 Nov 2024 GMTPublished 17:12 8 Nov 2024 GMT

Steam drops 3 free games you've 48 hours to grab

You won't be able to download these for free past November 10th, so give them a go ASAP!

Lewis Parker

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Topics: Steam, Valve, Free Games

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Three games are currently available to play on Steam for free, and at least two of them are actually pretty good (based on the Steam reviews at least).

The first of these games is called ICARUS, an open-world survival game from developers RocketWerkz.

ICARUS is a self described “PvE survival game for up to eight players” that sees you surviving on its self-titled planet of Icarus, which is “an Earth-like terraformed planet now considered humanity’s greatest mistake”.

“humanity’s greatest mistake”?

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Next up is Age of Wonders 4, a turn-based strategy RPG from publishers Paradox Interactive (the minds behind Crusdader Kings III, Prison Architect 2 and Cities: Skylines).

Age of Wonders 4 actually recieved a whole slew of praise from the gaming press when it dropped back in May last year.

It seems like the player base on Steam generally agrees too, as the game is currently sitting at a “Very Positive” score with over 11,000 reviews.

Then there’s the final game, Age of Water. This one is from first time developers Three Whales Studio, but it was published by Gaijin Network Ltd (the publishers behind games like War Thunder and Enlisted).

Age of Water touts itself as “an online adventure game set on a post-apocalyptic Earth”, which I know sounds a lot like the other game I mentioned, ICARUS, but the difference is you’re on a boat in this one.

This one actually doesn’t have the best reviews, and is currently sitting at a “Mixed” score with over 1,000 user reviews. Almost all of the recent reviews are extremely positive though, with 92% of the users who have reviewed it in its currently trial period giving it positive scores.

These three games will only be free to play until the 10th of November, so make sure dedicate your time to whichever ones you like the look of the most. Personally, I’ll be giving Age of Wonder 4 a go just to see if lives up to the hype.

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