Steam Adds 7 New Free Games You Can Play Right Now

Steam has added seven new free-to-play titles to its New & Featured section. The games launched over the past few days and are available to download at no cost, without limited-time promotions or trials.

The releases come from independent developers and cover a wide range of genres, from co-op action and simulation to short narrative experiences and low-pressure puzzle games. All seven titles are free to keep once added to a library.

The newly added free games

• LAVALAMP - A first-person walking simulator focused on exploration and environmental interaction, built around a highly stylized and colorful visual presentation.
• Rogue Masters - A six-player co-op horde game featuring souls-like combat elements and character customization, designed for multiplayer sessions.
• Space Station: Beyond - A management and survival game set on a failing space station, with players handling multiple roles as systems break down.
• Dreadmyst - A free fantasy MMORPG offering classes, dungeons, and character customization, with the developer stating there are no plans for paid monetization.
• Run Coffee Run - A first-person platformer built around movement challenges, where collecting coffee is required to progress.
• Everyday Devil - A short, story-driven psychological horror experience designed to be completed in a single sitting.
• 100 Cats Lost In England Find & Color - A relaxed hidden-object game focused on finding and coloring cats within illustrated scenes.

All seven titles have been featured in Steam's discovery sections, making them easier to find without searching by name. As with most free indie releases, quality and scope vary, but the lack of cost lowers the barrier to experimentation.

At the time of writing, Steam is not running any free-to-keep promotions for normally paid games, but newly released free titles continue to appear regularly in the store's New & Trending listings.

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