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Another Steam Free Weekend has kicked off, giving players free access to Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core, Company of Heroes 3, and Cities: Skylines 2. -
LEVEL-5 has opened digital pre-orders for Professor Layton and the New World of Steam on PS5 and PC. The game is set to release on December 10, 2026. -
Developers can now add new challenges to their games without breaking progress you’ve already completed, and DLC achievements finally live separately. Steam can also now compare you with several friends at once. -
On November 11, You Are Empty: Absolute Edition was removed from Steam following a DMCA complaint filed by Denis Volchenko, co-creator and art director of the original game. The dispute centers on the $7.99 commercial release of the re-release: Volchenko says it is unauthorized, while ZOOM Platform rejects his claims. -
Rob Run, a free cops-and-robbers crime sandbox from Kefir, launched in Steam Early Access on November 4, and drew more than 140,000 concurrent players during its first weekend. The multiplayer game has already been dubbed "GTA Online at home" by some coverage, even as its Steam reviews remain mixed. -
Valve has expanded Steam Deck compatibility pages with performance data, letting shoppers see how a game tends to run before they buy it. The feature is available on Steam Store pages under Steam Deck Compatibility > Learn more, and in the Steam Client Beta library. -
DREADMOOR has entered Early Access on Steam. The dark first-person adventure was developed by Dream Dock and published by Digital Vortex Entertainment. -
Epic Communications Director Jake Jones says Fortnite will still be off-limits on Steam Deck, even as the company prepares Linux support for its new Epic Games Launcher. SteamOS is among the systems Epic wants to support, which could give Steam Deck owners an official way to access their Epic Games Store libraries. The story was first reported by GamingOnLinux. -
The free-to-play military strategy game Command Base Assault has launched on Steam. Mobile versions for Android and iOS devices are planned to follow in the future. -
The game that wiped system files on uninstall is on Steam: Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor re-released after 25 years
In 2001, this Dungeons & Dragons RPG became famous not for its story but for bugs that broke saves and even harmed the system. Now it has been released digitally for the first time, and players were put off by something else entirely. -
CHAOTIC VIRUS, a free-to-play pixel-art 2D roguelite, has officially launched on Steam. -
Valve has officially announced the 10th annual Steam Awards 2026. To celebrate the event's decade-long milestone, organizers have completely revamped the design and shaken up the list of categories. -
A new Free Weekend has kicked off on Steam, featuring two titles: the co-op shooter Payday 3 and the RPG-infused strategy game Age of Wonders 4. The promotion runs until November 9. -
Cozy Game Restoration, an unusual simulator that tasks players with restoring old game cartridges, building a retro game collection, and decorating their own collector's room, has launched on Steam. The game has already received its first batch of user reviews, and its debut has been quite successful. -
In early November, a free pixel-art RPG titled WendyQuest: Legend of the Four Corner Stone launched on Steam. -
A game from a The Rogue Prince of Persia creator has launched on Steam: a Windows XP-style love story with 100% positive reviews
A short, warm story about a couple who spent 57 years together fits inside the folders of an old computer. And right now it costs under €5. -
XLGAMES's ArcheAge Chronicles went live in Steam Early Access on November 4 for $30 on the international market, giving players immediate access to three launch regions. In its first hours, the game peaked at 26,244 concurrent players, and more than 800 Steam reviews left it with roughly 52-53% positive ratings. The game is available on Steam for $30 on the international market. -
Independent developers are running into unexpected delays when publishing projects on Steam. What used to take a few days can now stretch into weeks, throwing off release dates and plans at small studios. Some developers believe the cause may be a sharp surge in games made with generative AI. Valve itself has acknowledged the added load on its review system. -
The Steam library continues to grow with free-to-play titles. Recently, a new Metroidvania called Crimson Spine launched on the platform. -
The prologue to Agent of Strange: Arrival is now available for free on Steam. At the time of writing, 90% of user reviews are positive. The game is being developed by Sever and published by HypeTrain Digital.
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