Steam receives 5 new free games this week! Redeem now

Steam is a reference when we think about PC games. Among so many launches with varying prices, the platform also receives a selection of free games weekly.

Of course, these experiences are not always complete, serving only as a demonstration for complete titles in the catalog. Still, it can be an opportunity to discover something new or have fun without much commitment in your free time.

According to a survey by SteamDB, which brings to the public a lot of interesting data about the Valve platform, more than 630 titles were released in the catalog in the last seven days alone – one of its busiest weeks. With that in mind, the Voxel Here are five new free games arriving on Steam this week to discover, redeem and enjoy! Check it out:

CRIME

If you’re the type of person who enjoys frantic shooters that reward agile movement, CRIME it will be to your liking. In short, it’s a first-person shooter focused on one-on-one combat — very inspired by classics like Quake e Unreal Tournament.

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It is possible to play on several small maps, focused on direct confrontation between two players, and use everything from firearms to melee weapons. The matches are made up of rounds, each in a different environment, and the one who masters movement and has the fastest and most accurate aim wins. There’s even voice chat support.

Spellchanted

Spellchanted is a casual game that uses point and click mechanics for the player to solve puzzles, which usually involve matching as many pairs or trios of identical objects together before time runs out. With each challenge, new mechanics are presented to make the experience more diverse.

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The game’s story is premised on bringing together several fantasy kingdoms, which are experiencing difficulties. As the player progresses through the levels, he unlocks stars that can be used to decorate his own mansion or unlock new puzzles that allow the story to continue, in the best mobile style.

Pamina Vs Slimes

With pixel art and anime-style graphics, Pamina Vs. Slimes is a very simple arcade game, with a top-down view, in which the player needs to protect his house from an invasion of slimes. The idea is to survive the hordes of enemies and dive into a rain of projectiles that gets progressively more challenging.

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You can play with four different characters, all in anime style, and try out four game modes. There is also a gameplay mechanic based on elements, each with its weaknesses and advantages to be explored. If you like arcade style games, it’s worth the download.

East Trade Tycoon: Inheritance

East Trade Tycoon: Inheritance, as the name suggests, is a trading simulator set in a fictional version of ancient East Asia. The idea is that the player, like a traveling merchant, buys and sells his goods, invests in cities, concludes commercial contracts and even “manages his family” — the game also features life simulation mechanics.

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At its current stage, the game features dozens of cities and goods, which require strategy for the player to extract the maximum potential from their products. It’s an experience that promises 5 to 10 hours of gameplay, depending on how interested the player is in its gameplay loop.

Backrooms: Found Footage

In a Halloween mood, Backrooms: Found Footage is a 3D adventure and exploration game in which the player needs to survive in a hostile and constantly changing environment. The game attracts attention with its visuals inspired by games like Bodycamwhich simulate a handheld camera with realistic movement.

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Players can expect a campaign lasting around an hour, and an interesting fact is that the developer, HNStudios, is even working on a sequel — which this time will be a paid game, according to an official statement. If you’re looking for a mysterious exploration game, it’s worth the download.

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