Deal | More new free games hit Steam just before August 2025 wraps up

Steam gets new releases every now and then, and among these fresh additions are many games that users can play without paying anything. Recently, a bunch of these newly added freebies were spotted, and now more have been discovered by X user @SteamGamesPC. Of course, not all of them might be worth trying, as many of them don't have a player rating yet. As for those titles that have already got good player ratings, they are as follows:

• Vigil ­- a short narrative-driven horror free game with a unique blinking mechanism. This freebie launched on Steam on August 15 and currently features a "Very Positive" player rating.
• Sub Terra - said to be a first-person psychological horror title that puts players in an eerie underground facility. It launched as a free game on Steam on August 15 and currently sports a "Positive" player rating.
• Ignis Dei - a new freebie on Steam that's about the Black Death plague. It became available on August 11, and the title currently boasts a "Positive" rating that's based on over 20 player ratings.
• Ravenous - described as a psychological horror free game that lets players play a child trapped in a monster's basement. This new freebie became available on August 13 and currently sports a "Very Positive" rating.
• Nakuma - a single-player RPG that puts a heavy focus on grinding for gear. It launched as a free game on Steam on August 14, and currently, there are over 60 player ratings, with 91% of them being positive.
• Gelldonia - categorized as a survival-adventure title with weapons from the 17th and 18th centuries. This free game launched on Steam on August 14, and at the time, it sports a "Mostly Positive" player rating.
• Seamspace: Minesweeper - a relaunch of the classic Minesweeper that offers a 3D experience. It's currently rated as "Positive" by players, and the freebie launched on Steam on August 11.
• Toy Town Mayhem - an early-access free game with a fun twist on battle royale mode. This freebie currently sports a "Mostly Positive" player rating and was launched on August 16.
•  M.A.L.M.O : Scorched Earth - a fast-paced FPS title that's set in an apocalyptic world. It became available on Steam on August 15, and it's rated "Positive" by players.

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