A promotion is currently running on Steam where players can grab the video game Little Nightmares for free. The adventure game comes with horror elements from publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment and was originally released in April 2017. The offer is valid on Steam until May 30, 2021.
There are always free games on popular gaming platforms like the Epic Games Store and Steam, which are available for a short period and then have to be paid for again. For example, the Epic Games Store currently offers the multiplayer game between us, which was one of the most popular mini games around the world this year and last. But Valve Games console has now also prepared a new free game that you can take with you for free until May 30, 2021 at 7 PM.
Steam: Free horror game from 2017 until tomorrow
Little nightmares It is the name of the game currently available for free on Steam. The adventure game was originally released on April 28, 2017 by developer Tarsier Studios and publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment. Little Nightmares comes with gruesome characters and locations and was hugely popular upon release. The title earned a score of 81 on Metacritic, while Steam users rated the game “very positive” with positive ratings of 93 percent. The description on Steam reads as follows:
“With Little Nightmares, plunge into a dark and strange tale that confronts you with your childhood fears! Help Six escape from the abyss – a huge and mysterious area inhabited by damned spirits who will return after having their next meal … During your journey, you will encounter a scary doll house – at the same time a prison you must Escape it, and also a playground where you can steam like anywhere else to find a way out! ”
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