Steam is already home to hundreds of free games, but that number is about to increase within the next month.AvidPCgamers likely don’t need to be reminded thatSteamNext Fest is just around the corner, with the event scheduled to kick off on 10 June until 17 June.This “multi-day celebration” will allow players to check out “hundreds of demos” for upcoming games.AdvertIn addition to demos, there’ll also be live streams to join in with, and even chats with the developers of said games.One free download you can check out currently isFishbowl.Basically, this event is not to be missed.AdvertIf you’re still not sure if this online festival is for you, you can check out the previous Next Fest via Steam.And should you want to make sure you don’t miss the start of June’s Next Fest, there’s a handyreminder buttonon its Steam page. We love a reminder.In regards to the games we’ll see showcased, those details aren’t listed – it keeps the mystery going that little bit longer.In the meantime, there are otherfree gamesto check out to tide you over.AdvertSix new free gameshave recently been added, ranging from the cosy to the action-packed; a little of something for everyone.For those of you who prefer classic titles, a trulyiconic experience has recently landedon Valve’s platform that’ll transport you back in time to the 90s.We have no doubt that even more freebies will pop up between now and early June, so there’s really no reason not to be checking out Steam.Gamers always say that PC players get left out in the cold, but right now, PC games are thriving.AdvertTo remain up to date with what’s launching soon, make sure to check back regularly. And be sure to set those Next Fest reminders.Featured Image Credit: ValveTopics:Steam,PC,Free Games,Indie Games,Valve
Steam is already home to hundreds of free games, but that number is about to increase within the next month.AvidPCgamers likely don’t need to be reminded thatSteamNext Fest is just around the corner, with the event scheduled to kick off on 10 June until 17 June.This “multi-day celebration” will allow players to check out “hundreds of demos” for upcoming games.AdvertIn addition to demos, there’ll also be live streams to join in with, and even chats with the developers of said games.One free download you can check out currently isFishbowl.Basically, this event is not to be missed.AdvertIf you’re still not sure if this online festival is for you, you can check out the previous Next Fest via Steam.And should you want to make sure you don’t miss the start of June’s Next Fest, there’s a handyreminder buttonon its Steam page. We love a reminder.In regards to the games we’ll see showcased, those details aren’t listed – it keeps the mystery going that little bit longer.In the meantime, there are otherfree gamesto check out to tide you over.AdvertSix new free gameshave recently been added, ranging from the cosy to the action-packed; a little of something for everyone.For those of you who prefer classic titles, a trulyiconic experience has recently landedon Valve’s platform that’ll transport you back in time to the 90s.We have no doubt that even more freebies will pop up between now and early June, so there’s really no reason not to be checking out Steam.Gamers always say that PC players get left out in the cold, but right now, PC games are thriving.AdvertTo remain up to date with what’s launching soon, make sure to check back regularly. And be sure to set those Next Fest reminders.Featured Image Credit: ValveTopics:Steam,PC,Free Games,Indie Games,Valve
Steam is already home to hundreds of free games, but that number is about to increase within the next month.AvidPCgamers likely don’t need to be reminded thatSteamNext Fest is just around the corner, with the event scheduled to kick off on 10 June until 17 June.This “multi-day celebration” will allow players to check out “hundreds of demos” for upcoming games.AdvertIn addition to demos, there’ll also be live streams to join in with, and even chats with the developers of said games.One free download you can check out currently isFishbowl.Basically, this event is not to be missed.AdvertIf you’re still not sure if this online festival is for you, you can check out the previous Next Fest via Steam.And should you want to make sure you don’t miss the start of June’s Next Fest, there’s a handyreminder buttonon its Steam page. We love a reminder.In regards to the games we’ll see showcased, those details aren’t listed – it keeps the mystery going that little bit longer.In the meantime, there are otherfree gamesto check out to tide you over.AdvertSix new free gameshave recently been added, ranging from the cosy to the action-packed; a little of something for everyone.For those of you who prefer classic titles, a trulyiconic experience has recently landedon Valve’s platform that’ll transport you back in time to the 90s.We have no doubt that even more freebies will pop up between now and early June, so there’s really no reason not to be checking out Steam.Gamers always say that PC players get left out in the cold, but right now, PC games are thriving.AdvertTo remain up to date with what’s launching soon, make sure to check back regularly. And be sure to set those Next Fest reminders.
Steam is already home to hundreds of free games, but that number is about to increase within the next month.
AvidPCgamers likely don’t need to be reminded thatSteamNext Fest is just around the corner, with the event scheduled to kick off on 10 June until 17 June.
This “multi-day celebration” will allow players to check out “hundreds of demos” for upcoming games.
Advert
Advert
In addition to demos, there’ll also be live streams to join in with, and even chats with the developers of said games.
One free download you can check out currently isFishbowl.
Basically, this event is not to be missed.
Advert
Advert
If you’re still not sure if this online festival is for you, you can check out the previous Next Fest via Steam.
And should you want to make sure you don’t miss the start of June’s Next Fest, there’s a handyreminder buttonon its Steam page. We love a reminder.
In regards to the games we’ll see showcased, those details aren’t listed – it keeps the mystery going that little bit longer.
In the meantime, there are otherfree gamesto check out to tide you over.
Advert
Advert
Six new free gameshave recently been added, ranging from the cosy to the action-packed; a little of something for everyone.
For those of you who prefer classic titles, a trulyiconic experience has recently landedon Valve’s platform that’ll transport you back in time to the 90s.
We have no doubt that even more freebies will pop up between now and early June, so there’s really no reason not to be checking out Steam.
Gamers always say that PC players get left out in the cold, but right now, PC games are thriving.
Advert
Advert
To remain up to date with what’s launching soon, make sure to check back regularly. And be sure to set those Next Fest reminders.
Topics:Steam,PC,Free Games,Indie Games,Valve
