Steam now offers six free games to add to your library at no cost, according to a ScreenRant roundup published on November 14, 2026. They are indie titles across very different genres — from a PvPvE roguelite to psychological horror — and you can claim all of them directly in the store. The list was published on November 14, 2026 and brings together six indie titles. Here is the list:
Kingslayers
a turn-based PvPvE and single-player roguelite from BortDad: outbuild your rival across a shared run, then settle it in PvP combat at the finish line.
Vanakatu
a surreal story-driven game with puzzles and Guitar Hero-style battles: help Van Cat, a duduk player, stop his cult-leading uncle from creating a worldwide dictatorship.
Temporal Strike
a time-loop defense shooter against orcs, boar riders and mechs, with a 38-node upgrade tree of permanent upgrades between rewinds.
Property Inspection
a psychological horror game in which you play Inspector 8821-A, investigating mysterious events in Unit 47 by peeling stickers left by the children who live there.
Townlet
a cute medieval village that lives on top of your PC taskbar: every file you delete falls from the sky and becomes a resource for your villagers — the more you work, the more the town grows.
Grandma Left Me A Building
a cozy apartment management sim: restore the building your grandmother left you, find tenants and collect rent, with a guitar-shredding elf and a philosophy-lecturing yeti as neighbours.
As these are free titles in the store, just add them to your account to keep them in your library. It is worth checking each game’s Steam page, as availability may vary by region.
Featured image: Steam logo, by DemonDays64 based on Valve material, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
Source: ScreenRant.
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