Retro FPS Deadshot Is Free to Keep on Steam Until September 23
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
Steam is offering the retro-inspired indie shooter Deadshot completely free to keep until September 23, giving players a chance to permanently add the game to their PC libraries at no cost.
PC players looking for a quick nostalgia hit can currently grab the 2024 indie shooter Deadshot completely free of charge on Steam. Originally released by developer v0lt, the game is part of a limited time Free to Keep promotion that normally carries a five dollar price tag. Claiming the title before the September 23 deadline adds it permanently to your digital library, letting you jump into its chaotic, old school action whenever you want.
Drawing clear inspiration from genre-defining classics like Doom, Quake, and Half-Life, Deadshot drops players into a zombie apocalypse as an army soldier fighting through a three chapter campaign. The compact experience features six levels per chapter, seven distinct weapons, five attachments, and an atmospheric soundtrack composed by White Eyes, Noxtromo, and Torturerr. Player reception has been largely positive, with particular praise aimed at the standout boss fights and level design.
Free promotions on digital storefronts remain one of the best ways to discover under-the-radar indie gems without touching your wallet. Alongside Deadshot, Steam has also temporarily bundled space RTS title Space Menace into the same giveaway window. If you want to expand your backlog with some bite-sized PC gaming for the weekend, you have until September 23 to lock both titles into your library.
Tags: Steam, PC Gaming, Indie Games, FPS, Giveaway
Original article: Game Rant