Deal | Another fresh wave of new free games spotted on Steam
Steam users can now try out a fresh batch of free titles added to the store over the past few weeks. The selection covers a mix of action, strategy, simulation, and horror games. Here are the highlights:
Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra
Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra is a team-oriented free-to-play game. Players take part in fast-paced 4v4 battles, as they level up their favorite Dragon Ball characters mid-match to unlock powerful new abilities. The objective is not just defeating other teams, but also capturing strongholds and the elusive Dragon Ball itself. The game supports cross-platform play and progression, and for zero cost, it's a solid, accessible entry for fans of the Dragon Ball universe.
Transit King Tycoon
Transit King Tycoon lets players build a logistics empire from the ground up. The gameplay is all about managing and expanding a fleet of trucks, semi-trucks, and even ships, connecting cities and production hubs to maximize profit and efficiency. Players must optimize routes, upgrade vehicles, and strategically grow their business while enjoying both idle and active gameplay components. It’s a great fit for gamers who like tycoon and management challenges.
cLocked In
Although very little major press exists for this title, cLocked In appears to be an indie release that mixes puzzle elements and stylized visuals. Players get to navigate mysterious environments, solve clock-based puzzles, and piece together clues. As per early Steam listings, the game looks to have a quirky, experimental vibe - perfect for puzzle fans and hidden gem hunters.
Stanley Says
Rounding out the list is Stanley Says, a first-person puzzle horror game set in a defunct children’s nursery from 2001. Players must uncover hidden secrets, solve mascot-themed puzzles, and survive unsettling encounters in a world detailing the twisted history of the nursery’s former inhabitants. A huge part of the game is atmospheric exploration and its unsettling storytelling, which also sets it apart from recent indie horror releases.
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