Six Games Go Permanently Free on Steam — Including a Space Combat Title With a 92% Rating

Steam has just made six games completely free to play, switching them over to a permanent free-to-play model. The titles include Imperius, Hidden Nightmares, DarkAndLight, Linxy The Lynx, A Murmur in the Trees, and Metro Manager LA.

Imperius is a 3D real-time strategy game set in space, featuring both single-player and multiplayer modes. Players can command 24 unique units with special abilities, recruit epic heroes for wave-defense missions, and face off against adaptive AI. The game currently boasts a 92% rating and was previously sold for $1.

You can add Imperius to your library here.

Hidden Nightmares is a chilling horror game set within the endless nightmares of a psychiatric patient. The game holds a 64% rating and used to cost $2.

You can add Hidden Nightmares to your library here.

DarkAndLight is a survival game set in a bunker. The protagonist is trapped inside and must find a way to escape. Previously, the game was priced at $4.

You can add DarkAndLight to your library here.

Linxy The Lynx is a fast-paced, humor-filled platformer where the main character saves his home, MangoBerry Island, from the mad Professor B-Ray every week. The game was formerly available for $1.

You can add Linxy The Lynx to your library here.

A Murmur in the Trees is a mystical adventure set in the forests of Prohibition-era America. The game features puzzles, the atmospheric Lonesome Falls woods, and branching dialogue options. It has an 80% rating and was previously priced at $8.

You can add A Murmur in the Trees to your library here.

Metro Manager LA is a strategy simulator where players manage the Los Angeles rail system. Your main goal is to establish transport links between more than 50 real neighborhoods in the city, while keeping an eye on station maintenance, safety, wait times, and train capacity. The game used to cost $10.

You can add Metro Manager LA to your library here.