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Before we close out this Monday, we want to share with you a new opportunity to fill your Steam library with even more games. In this case, with even more free games, which are undoubtedly much better. The game is free right now and will be for the next 72 hours, specifically until June 26th at 7:00 PM (local time).
To download, you already know the drill, a bit further down we’ll leave you the link so you can claim it, you have just 72 hours (a little less) to add it to your library, the best part of all, you’ll save 10 euros, so if you want to end the Monday on a good note, here’s the perfect excuse, a free game on Steam for a limited time.
New free game on Steam for 72 hours
SteamWorld Dig is a mining adventure for platforms with significant Metroidvanian influences. Take on the role of Rusty, a lone robot miner who arrives in an ancient mining town in trouble. Dig through the ancient earth, gain wealth while discovering the millennia-old threat that lurks in the depths…
A fascinating world of steam-powered robots, inspired by the Wild West in a Steampunk style.
Explore an underground world full of secrets, treasures, and terror.
Discover the remains of human civilization, a degenerate race of troglodytes.
Randomized worlds with an innovative gameplay rhythm.To those who have already played SteamWorld Dig on the Nintendo 3DS, we want to say: THANK YOU! Right now, we’re focused on creating a solid and stable version of the game for Steam, but we hope to release updates and additional game content soon.
At the time of writing this news, the game was free as detailed at the top of this article. We are not responsible for any changes or modifications.
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