Five free games in one go, worth keeping in your Steam library forever. No subscription to pay, no time-limited trial, no hidden countdown. Just one click on “Add to Library” and they stay with you.
This week, Steam is discreetly highlighting five new free experiences: Be Queen Bee, Sandy, Spacetime Shooter, Steamwrecked and Trust Me I Nailed It. Varied genres, from nervous RTS to space survival games, with one thing in common: they cost nothing and don’t disappear once added to your account.
Be Queen Bee and Sandy, quick strategy or physical platform
Be Queen Bee is aimed at real-time strategy enthusiasts who prefer immediate action to long management phases. The game adopts a dynamic PvE format, with rapid confrontations that contrast with the more classic and slow RTS.
In contrast, Sandy focuses on physics and precision. This platform game features a rag doll-style character, with deliberately fluid movements. Each jump becomes a small technical challenge, and the satisfaction comes from precise control rather than speed.
Spacetime Shooter and Steamwrecked, precision and exploration
Spacetime Shooter offers a simple but effective formula: a 2D top-down shooter where every shot counts. The objective is to eliminate all enemies on a map with a single, perfectly calculated sniper shot. The minimalist concept reinforces the addictive aspect.
For its part, Steamwrecked takes a more contemplative approach. This 3D open-world survival game prioritizes exploration and resource management over high-pressure combat. Players who enjoyed free exploration in titles like Outer Wilds might find a similar feel, centered around incremental discovery.
Trust Me I Nailed It, the unexpected phenomenon
The title that attracts the most attention in this selection is Trust Me I Nailed It. Its concept is based on video editing and creativity, mixing strategic mechanics and software manipulation. Launched with a perfect 100% user rating, it now has 97% positive reviews. This impressive score makes it the most noticed game of the lot. Its originality clearly distinguishes it from other more classic free proposals.
Why these games definitely stay in your library
The main advantage is Valve’s free-to-play policy. Unlike some temporary offers linked to subscriptions, these games remain attached to your account once added. There are no hidden conditions: you can download them today, try them later, or let them sit in your library. This freedom explains why Steam remains a particularly attractive platform for PC gamers who want to expand their collection without spending a cent.