Top Ten: Free, Underrated Steam Games

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MMOs are awesome, sure. But what about the sleazy micro-transactions? The 12-year-old screaming about how he ‘banged your mum’ after he loses a match? The slow team allocation due to one player being on a potato internet connection?

Sometimes you want the gaming hit, but it’s 3 weeks ‘til payday and you don’t want the MMO headache attached. But don’t you worry little simp! PC ZONE has got your back. Below you will find a list of games that are totally free and don’t compromise any of the quality we all demand. All are available for download from Steam now. 

All games listed have a review score on Steam of 90% or above. So, standards are high, despite these games costing nothing but your precious time. 

Enjoy the list, with the Steam user score next to the title of each game. And get gaming… For free!

Dagon is a horror game based on HP Lovecraft world, which has been popular for decades for good reason. An atmospheric visual novel with lots of beautiful scenery and a tight focus on Lovecraftian lore. There are also paid DLC packs if you enjoy the original game.

Weird anime game with surprise horror elements that give it a subversive, shocking and dynamic feel. For all its weird juxtapositions of schoolgirls and dark themes, Doki Doki Literature Club could only ever have been made in Japan.

Puzzle game with solid, varied gameplay, a quirky art style, cute characters and more sexual references than you could shake a Hell-demon’s bone at. What’s not to love about Helltaker?

My Friend Is A Raven is one of the earliest titles by developer Two Star Games, the genius behind the now uber-viral Choo Choo Charles game. 

A side-scrolling, fully hand-drawn Horror Indie Adventure game, My Friend Is A Raven is perfect to get the spooky vibes