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Free on Steam, and worth playing.

Every free-to-play game people are playing on Steam, 1,177 of them, by kind and by what their players think. Plus any paid game that is free to keep right now.

Nothing is free to keep right now. When a paid game goes 100% off it shows up here; the Steam store is checked every 30 minutes.

HoloCure - Save the Fans!Doki Doki Literature Club!Life is Strange - Episode 1A Date with DeathSupermarket Together

Every free-to-play game

Pick a kind of game, then sort by what is popular now, what players rate highest, or what came out most recently. Software and demos are left out, and adult games are listed only with “Show adult content” on in Settings.

1,177 games

Free means free to play in the Steam store today. Kinds come from the tags Steam players give each game; reviews are Steam’s own, and “Best reviewed” weighs a game’s share of positive reviews by how many there are, so a small game cannot top it on a handful of votes. The list covers the free games Coilr tracks with a player count history, and refreshes every 30 minutes.

Questions

What are the best free games on Steam right now?

By what their own players say: HoloCure - Save the Fans!, Doki Doki Literature Club!, Life is Strange - Episode 1, A Date with Death, Supermarket Together. Each has at least 85% positive reviews from 5,000 or more players and a real crowd playing it today.

Is anything free to keep on Steam right now?

Not at the moment. Paid games that go 100% off appear at the top of this page while the offer runs; Coilr checks the Steam store every 30 minutes.

Are free-to-play games on Steam really free?

The game itself is free to download and play. Most free-to-play games make money from optional purchases such as cosmetics, battle passes or boosts; how much those matter differs a lot between games, and the reviews are usually the quickest way to find out.

What is the difference between free to play and free to keep?

Free-to-play games are always free. Free to keep means a paid game is 100% off for a limited time: claim it before the offer ends and it stays in your library for good.