Six Games Have Become Permanently Free on Steam. Includes a Highly Rated Werewolf Shooter

Six more games on Steam have switched to a fully free-to-play model, some of which already hold positive user reviews. The titles include No More Furries, Pixel Frontier: Tactics, Cursed Exped, Agora Project, Digital Defender ORC, and Caveman Caravan.

No More Furries is a single-player wave-based shooter where players must survive in a world overrun by werewolves, fending off increasingly difficult enemy assaults. Gameplay focuses on fast-paced combat, a variety of weapons, and character progression through upgrades with different effects. As players advance, new maps with unique conditions are unlocked, while enemies grow stronger, forcing constant tactical adaptation and more efficient survival strategies. The game currently holds a 92% rating. It previously cost $5.

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Pixel Frontier: Tactics is a turn-based strategy game with roguelike elements and a dice-rolling system, where players assemble a squad of heroes and complete missions in the dangerous world of the Pixel Frontier. Battles are driven by random dice outcomes that determine available actions, making both tactics and team preparation essential.

The game features 36 hero classes with distinct playstyles and over 450 abilities that can be unlocked and upgraded, allowing for a wide range of combinations and synergies. Between missions, players manage a base, recruit and develop heroes, equip gear, and prepare for increasingly difficult challenges. The world consists of multiple regions with unique enemies and bosses, with progression focused on steadily strengthening the party and finding effective builds for tougher encounters. The game previously sold for $6.

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Cursed Exped is a co-op horror game about exploring an abandoned house and cleansing cursed objects. Players use various tools to locate and investigate items, detect supernatural activity zones, and perform rituals to progress. The gameplay focuses on investigation and careful interaction with dangerous phenomena that constantly react to player actions. The game holds a 75% rating and previously cost $8.

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Agora Project is a short experimental narrative project lasting around 15 minutes, created as a developer’s first learning experience. The game tells a small story about a girl preparing to go to a party, with events that unfold in a tragic direction. The focus is on storytelling and atmosphere rather than gameplay mechanics, serving primarily as a demonstration of game engine learning. It previously cost $1.

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Digital Defender ORC is a tower defense strategy game with RPG elements set in a cyberpunk future, where players protect monsters from digital assassins. Gameplay combines defensive preparation and turn-based combat, requiring unit and trap placement as well as limited tactical decisions between turns. The game includes various monster units with unique traits and obstacles that influence enemy paths. It features standalone missions and a campaign with procedural elements, requiring players to constantly adapt their strategy. It previously cost $5.

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Caveman Caravan is a roguelike puzzle game in which players lead a caravan of cavemen toward a new land. Gameplay revolves around combining tile cards and tools to gather resources and ensure the group’s survival over a 12-round journey. Players choose a leader that defines starting abilities and playstyle, gradually expand the caravan, and unlock new ways to interact with the map. After each round, new areas with events and effects are revealed, while seasonal challenges increase difficulty. The game holds an 88% rating and previously cost $5.

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Previously, another six free games appeared on Steam (including a Lovecraftian horror title). In addition, a new sale is currently running on Valve’s store.

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