Steam kicks off the weekend by giving away four new PC games

The platform adds a new free selection with proposals for all tastes.

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The weekend is finally here, and Steam is taking advantage of the occasion to expand its catalog of free games. As usual, the platform is adding several independent proposals that can be added without cost, offering a great excuse to discover different titles during these days.

The new selection includes action with tanks, a curious game that lives in the Windows taskbar, a line-based adventure with reflexes and a charming proposal starring a donut.

These are the four new free games on Steam

• World of Tanks: HEAT — Download
  A new proposal based on the World of Tanks universe that bets on fast action and armored vehicle confrontations. The game aims to offer dynamic matches with a more arcade focus, ideal for those who enjoy tank combat without complications.
• TBH: Task Bar Hero — Download
  One of the most curious ideas of the week. Part of the adventure takes place directly in the desktop taskbar, combining small challenges, management, and original mechanics that break with the usual format of PC games.
• Linebound — Download
  An independent title with a minimalist aesthetic where precision and reflexes are fundamental. Through different challenges and obstacles, the player must master their movements while advancing through simple but demanding scenarios.
• Hop Hop! Donut — Download
  A charming arcade platformer starring a donut that must overcome levels filled with jumps, traps, and obstacles. Its carefree and colorful style makes it a perfect proposal for quick matches during the weekend.

Steam continues to add free games almost every week, and this new collection offers a great opportunity to expand your library without spending money. As always, it’s worth taking a look, since many of these small independent productions end up becoming pleasant surprises.