
Sunrider: Mask of Arcadius (93%) - thanks /u/Greggler.SC2VN - The eSports Visual Novel (93%) - thanks /u/ExoTheMage.Disturbed (95%) - thanks /u/NoOneWalksInAtlanta.A Date in the Park (87%)* - thanks /u/Sataaa.Heroine's Quest: The Herald of Ragnarok (87%) - thanks /u/mediumogre.Picross Touch (77%) - thanks /u/FuckTwoXandAww.Floating point (95%) - thanks /u/theydeletedme.Copa Petrobras de Marcas (Racing, 58%) - thanks /u/windowsphoneguy.Simutrans (Transportation, 73%) - thanks /u/Hiddnsaccade.Air Brawl (Multiplayer dogfight, 74%) - thanks /u/o4zloiroman.Viridi (Plants, 88%)* - thanks /u/spazman5190.Endless Sky (Spaceships, 88%) - thanks /u/Linen42.BallisticNG (WipeOut-like racing, 89%) - thanks /u/Siaiion.Moonbase Alpha (NASA mission, 90%) - thanks /u/Derrits.


Sisyphus Reborn (95%)* - thanks /u/caelalia.Codename: Gordon (warning: no store page because reasons) - thanks /u/Tetsumi.Fork Parker's Holiday Profit Hike (82%) - thanks /u/ZachDaniel.You Have 10 Seconds 2 (87%) - thanks /u/KneelinBob.You Have 10 Seconds (90%) - thanks /u/KneelinBob.Echoes+ (92%)* - thanks /u/bewarethequemens.Jigoku Kisetsukan: Sense of the Seasons (93%) - thanks /u/Sprecherscrow.Khimera: Destroy All Monster Girls (94%, cards)* - has one $1 cosmetic.Relic Hunters Zero (94%, cards) - thanks /u/gibberish5387.America's Army: Proving Grounds (76%) - thanks /u/TinkleTed.Empires Mod (86%) - thanks /u/GregariousJB.Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II (88%) - thanks /u/Crazytalkbob.Fortress Forever (89%) - thanks /u/doublah.

Estranged: Act I (93%) - thanks /u/Pixels.Langeskov, The Tiger, and The Terribly Cursed Emerald: A Whirlwind Heist (93%, cards) Games are followed by their overall score, plus an asterisk if the game still invites you to buy non-playable goodies (OST/artworks.), another game, or a "pay-what-you-want" tip. I couldn't find any list that tried to be comprehensive, so here's my effort. Like real DLC-free, IAP-free, standalone games - most of them are short, some are good, some just weird, but in any case I find it interesting to experience those bite-sized, often innovative games.

I've always been curious about the few, completely free games released on Steam.
