The Valve platform regularly offers promotions and free games, but it’s rarely three at once. This week, three titles are up for grabs: a crazy Japanese party game, a Devolver-style trap game, and a toy repair simulator. One is a well-reviewed classic, the other has just been released, and the last one divides the community.
100% Orange Juice: the cult Japanese game not to be missed
Released in 2023, 100% Orange Juice is a video game UFO developed by Orange Juice and published by Fruitbat Factory. This is a multiplayer board game where characters from several studio franchises compete in rhythmic games… by rolling the dice.
With a “Very Positive” rating on Steam (94% favorable ratings from over 8,600 reviews), the game enjoys a solid reputation in the community. And good news: it’s 100% free right now. Once added to your library, it’s yours forever.
In a world populated by flying dogs, floating machines and crazy humans, any part of it can topple at any moment. Absolutely worth trying if you like offbeat experiences to share with friends.
MINOS: Home A-Labyrinth: pure Devolver… and trapped
Released on December 17, 2025, this new title by Articier and published by Devolver Digital transforms the mechanics of traps into a dynamic puzzle game. MINOS: Home A-Labyrinth immerses you in a festive maze where you must prevent intruders from reaching your lair, using homemade traps, tricks and a few seasonal items.
Still too new to have real community feedback, it starts with a small base of five reviews, four of which are positive. He is free for a limited timebut no end date has been announced: if the concept intrigues you, don’t delay.
Toy Tinker Simulator: for lovers of quiet mechanics
Last game of the selection, Toy Tinker Simulator offers you a more relaxed experience. Here, no monsters or mazes, but workshops for repairing old toys. You dismantle, clean, reassemble, paint, and exhibit your creations in virtual museums.
Released in 2021, it has a “mixed” rating on Steam with 58% positive reviews. But it will appeal to fans of slow simulation and curious people who want to discover another facet of gaming.
He too is offered for a limited periodso even if it’s not a masterpiece, it might be worth a look.
How to add these games for free to your Steam library?
It’s very simple: just open your Steam client (or website), search for each of the three games, and click “Add to Library”. As long as the offer is active, you don’t have to pay anything, and you keep them for life (unless otherwise indicated).
Please note, two of the three games are only temporarily free. To avoid unpleasant surprises, remember to activate them quickly. The best plan remains 100% Orange Juiceavailable with no announced time limit.