Nightmare Mode talks about IGF nominee The Cat and the Coup, released recently on Steam, and why it represents hope for the edutainment genre. Rather than just being a game about teaching facts and figures, it attempts to get the player to think for themselves about complex social and cultural issues. The game is free on Steam.
Hardcore Gamer: Chances are, many gamers have never heard of The Cat and the Coup before. That’s a shame because the game was quite unique. Seven years later, we now have the 4K remaster of The Cat and the Coup.
While Steam gets a lot of hype for discounted prices, you don’t actually have to spend any money to enjoy some of the best games the service has to offer. Over the years, Steam has accumulated a number of great games that are free-to-play, and I’m here to tell you which ones you should check out.
Some of these recommendations will be obvious, as some of Steam’s biggest games are free-to-play—so why wouldn’t I suggest them? But, I also want to make sure to tell you about the smaller free games you might otherwise not hear about, especially when it comes to games that try something new. With that in mind, here are our top free Steam games that everyone should try.
"Disclosure: I am friendly with the developers behind the game. "
we know what went down >_>
