Battle Ram, Bad cat Sam + 2 More Free PC Games (Sep 28)
Posted Sep 28, 2026. Some of these offers may have ended. For today's free games, see Free PC Games Right Now.
Battle Ram leads the freebies: a DRM-free action game about a lab-grown lamb taking on robots, with an 84% positive rating from thousands of Steam players. On the deals side, Ori and the Will of the Wisps drops to $2.99, and it holds 96% positive Steam reviews.
| Game | Store | Deal | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grab it Great reviews, easy picks. | |||
| Ori and the Will of the Wisps | Steam | $2.99 -90% ⬇low | Oct 1 |
| Worth a try Good reviews, worth a look. | |||
| Battle Ram | IndieGala | Free | No date |
| Dwarven Realms | Alienware | 10 ARP | No date |
| Bad cat Sam | IndieGala | Free | No date |
| Only for fans Mixed reviews, for genre fans. | |||
| Leaper (action fans) | IndieGala | Free | No date |
⬇low = lowest Steam price in at least a year (price history from IsThereAnyDeal). What do the labels mean?
Free games
Battle Ram
Worth a tryRuns on older PCs
IndieGala: Free · regular price $29.99 on Steam
What it is: You play a ram cooked up by scientists in a hidden lab, butting your way through robot opponents across a lab and a military training ground. It's a 2D action game from Runic Rise Games where you steer the ram entirely with the mouse, which takes quick reflexes and some planning to master. The level count is on the small side, but the difficulty keeps each stage demanding.
Good to know: The IndieGala copy is DRM-free, and it only needs 2 GB of RAM, so older PCs can run it.
Worth grabbing? With 84% positive Steam reviews, it's a good pick if you like short, tough arcade action with a goofy premise. If mouse-only controls sound fiddly to you, feel free to pass.
Dwarven Realms
Worth a trySteam Deck: Playable
Alienware Arena: Free (10 ARP) · regular price $9.99 on Steam
What it is: Dwarven Realms is a 3D action RPG from Crater Studios built around fighting enormous crowds of enemies, mixing classic ARPG depth with the fast pace of survivor-style games. You shape your character from a large pool of skills, abilities and off-hand options, then strengthen it with gear you find or craft. Seasonal leaderboards and challenge content give build tinkerers a reason to come back.
Good to know: It's a heavy game that asks for at least 16 GB of RAM, so check your system before spending the points.
Worth grabbing? Fans of loot-driven ARPGs who enjoy watching a screen full of monsters melt should be happy here, and Steam players back that up at 82% positive. If you want a slow, story-heavy RPG, this isn't it.
Bad cat Sam
Worth a try
IndieGala: Free · regular price $2.99 on Steam
What it is: Sam is a cat who can't stand a neat home, and your job is to trash the place and make life miserable for the people living there. Across 16 levels you pull pranks and break things while staying out of sight of the owners, planning your moves ahead of time. It's a colorful little 2D platformer from VICTORIA Games, and some of its stages get surprisingly hard.
Good to know: It's DRM-free on IndieGala and has very modest system requirements.
Worth grabbing? Anyone who likes the idea of playing a chaos-loving house cat will get a few laughs out of this, and 76% of its small pool of Steam reviews are positive. Players looking for something long or deep can skip it.
Leaper
For action fansRuns on older PCs
IndieGala: Free · regular price $4.99 on Steam
What it is: Leaper is a pixel-art side-scroller where you hop through bright levels, gather apples and dodge traps along the way. Everything hinges on timing your jumps precisely, so it's a straightforward reflex test rather than a sprawling adventure. PixelLeap Games pitched it as a kid-friendly arcade game.
Good to know: It runs on as little as 512 MB of RAM and the IndieGala version is DRM-free.
Worth grabbing? Steam reviews are mixed at 67%, so treat it as a simple time-filler, or something for younger players who want an easy-to-grasp platformer. If you already have a favorite precision platformer, you won't miss much here.
Deals
Ori and the Will of the Wisps
Grab itSteam Deck: PlayableLowest Steam price ever
Steam: $2.99 (90% off) · regular price $29.99 · ends Oct 1, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: This sequel from Moon Studios takes Ori on a new journey across a large, unfamiliar world filled with towering enemies and tricky puzzles, all in search of Ori's fate. It's a single-player action game that at least one critic ties to the Metroidvania genre, with reviewers praising its story and its world.
Good to know: It has full controller support.
Worth buying? At 96% positive from more than 140,000 Steam reviews and a Metacritic 88, this is an easy recommendation for anyone who enjoys exploration-driven action games with an emotional story. Those who prefer slower, low-pressure games may want to hold off.
Steam Deck results are Valve's own tests of the Steam version. Runs on older PCs means 4 GB of RAM or less.
How to claim
IndieGala: You need a free IndieGala account. Open the giveaway page, sign in, scroll down and hit "Add to Your Library," and the game will show up under My Library.
Alienware Arena: Claiming here costs 10 Alienware Arena points (ARP). Sign in to your free Alienware account and spend the points to reveal a key. Then redeem it on Steam through the Games menu with "Activate a Product on Steam."
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