Lastly, from the indie side, the newly released party game Headsnatchers (1.5GB), the squad-based top-down action game Dog Duty (123MB), and the point and click crime noir title The Detail (1.2GB), are all having free weekends also. in style have American Truck Simulator (3.2GB) to also try out this weekend for free.įor MMORPG fans, The Elder Scrolls Online (87.3GB) is having an extended free event that lasts until November 12, handing you Tamriel to explore. Meanwhile, those who want to drive across the U.S. Joining them is Cities: Skylines (4.4GB), the Paradox Interactive-made city-building and management game, for which we recommend you get some traffic mods. You can also become Rico Rodriguez in Just Cause 4 (53.7GB) in its own free weekend, offering an explosive adventure. We have also added their download sizes below for convenience.Ĭelebrating Payday 2's(26.8GB) restarted development, Overkill has made the co-op heist game free to play for the weekend. The free events running this weekend more than make up for the lack of interesting new bundles and such however, as eight games are currently free to try on Steam.
You've got two weeks to grab it.Coming to replace this duo next week on the Epic Games Store is the widely well-received action platformer The Messenger.
That's a solid lineup - perhaps less spectacular than some but sheesh, it's a heck of a lot of good gaming. Lastly, pay at least $10 and you'll get roguelikelike shooter Nuclear Throne too.
Pay more than the current average price ($5.13 as I write this) and you'll also get the Pip-enraging wacky physics 'em up Octodad: Dadliest Catch, fab co-op spaceship shooter Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime, time-jumping shooty platformer Super Time Force Ultra, and mystery bonus games yet to be revealed.
Pay anything at all and you'll get ace ball-batting fighting game Lethal League, curious first-person breakdown The Beginner's Guide, and pleasing roguelikelike space shooter Galak-Z. All games come DRM-free for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and you get Steam keys too if you pay at least $1. Numero diecisiete is now upon us (I know - diecisiete already! but it has been six years of HIBs), a pay-what-you-want bundle of games including Lethal League, The Beginner's Guide, Super Time Force Ultra, Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime, and Nuclear Throne.Īs ever with Humble Bundles, you can name your own price and split it up between devs, charity, and Humble. Humble Bundles come every fortnight nowadays but the Humble Indie Bundle is still a rare treat, something a bit fancier than the rest - the flagship bundle.
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