The weekend starts by playing without paying thanks to the new free game of Steam.
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If you’re looking for a new game to play this weekend without spending a dime, Steam has a free game available – an open-world game developed by Pearl Abyss. This special promotion also includes the basic starter pack, perfect for starting your adventure with an edge.
The offer is already live and will be available until Wednesday, July 9th, 2025, at 7:00 PM (Spanish mainland time). All you need to do is claim it from the Steam store, and it will be added permanently to your PC library. No subscription or additional payment is required.
Another free game on Steam for a limited time
This free edition allows you to access the complete world of Black Desert, an MMORPG that stands out for its real-time combat, character creation with infinite options, and a massive, dynamic open world. From exploration, fishing, and trading to massive guild battles, it’s one of the most active and customizable online games on the market.
The basic starter pack included in this promotion provides useful bonuses for the first few days, making progress easier and enhancing the experience for new players. Additionally, the game runs perfectly on Steam Deck, making it ideal for playing on the go.
Black Desert is available for free on Steam until July 9th, 2025, at 7:00 PM (Spanish mainland time) / 12:00 PM CDMX. All you need to do is claim it from the store to keep it forever.
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