These two Steam games will stop being free in a few days: download them before they become paid: a review

Two popular titles will be abandoning the Free to Play model and will become pay-to-play games very soon on Steam.

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On Steam changes are constantly happening, and if you’re one of those who takes advantage of any opportunity to expand your library, this news is for you. Two games that are currently free will become paid in the coming days, so you still have time to download them without spending a dime and keep them in your account.

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These are two very different proposals, but with an active community behind them. Both studios have confirmed that they will leave the Free to Play model behind to become paid games, following what they consider a necessary step to guarantee future support and development.

Download them for free before they change their model

In the case of PICO PARK: Classic Edition, after nine years without updates, the game has received a complete overhaul:

• Renewed graphics in line with PICO PARK and PICO PARK 2.

• Support for online play with 2 to 10 players.

• Compatibility with Steam Input.

• Now works on 60 Hz or higher monitors.

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• PICO PARK: Classic Edition – Download

On the other hand, Ai Love will remain free for about another week. After that, it will become a paid game, with a price that will be adjusted to the minimum rates of each region on Steam and other platforms. The studio Ritsuai Works has explained that the decision is due to the need to ensure the project’s sustainability, as a completely free model complicated the development of additional content.

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• Ai Love – Download

Both titles can be downloaded for free on Steam at the moment, but only for a limited time. If you want to add them to your library, take advantage of the opportunity as soon as possible, because once they become paid games, you’ll have to pay to access them.