Agent A: A puzzle in disguise + 1 More Free PC Game (Oct 15)
Posted Oct 15, 2026. Offers marked Ended are over, and the others may have changed. The verdicts were written for the prices on that day. For today's free games, see Free PC Games Right Now.
Agent A: A puzzle in disguise is free on the Epic Games Store, a spy-themed escape-room puzzler that 95% of more than 6,000 Steam reviewers recommend. Bad Cheese, a short horror game drawn like a 1920s cartoon, is also free on Epic. On Steam, Crazy Machines 3, Gato Roboto and Infested Planet have all dropped to the lowest prices they've ever had there.
| Game | Store | Deal | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grab it Great reviews, easy picks. | |||
| Agent A: A puzzle in disguise | Epic | Free | Ended |
| Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate | Steam | $8.99 -85% | No date |
| Super Hexagon | Steam | $0.74 -75% ⬇low | Ended |
| Mortal Kombat XL | Steam | $5.99 -80% | No date |
| Crazy Machines 3 | Steam | $0.99 -90% ⬇low | Oct 26 |
| Gato Roboto | Steam | $1.19 -85% ⬇low | Ended |
| Infested Planet | Steam | $1.94 -87% ⬇low | Ended |
| Hotline Miami | Steam | $1.99 -80% | Ended |
| Warhammer: Vermintide 2 | Steam | $4.49 -85% | Oct 26 |
| Worth a try Good reviews, worth a look. | |||
| Bad Cheese | Epic | Free | Ended |
⬇low = lowest Steam price in at least a year; the card says when it is the lowest ever (price history from IsThereAnyDeal). What do the labels mean?
Free games
Agent A: A puzzle in disguise
Grab itSteam Deck: UnsupportedRuns on older PCs
Epic Games Store: Free · regular price $19.99 · 95% positive Steam reviews (6,297) · ended Oct 22, 11:00 AM ET
What it is: A point-and-click escape-room puzzler where you play a secret agent sneaking into the hideout of rival spy Ruby La Rouge. The place is drawn in a 1960s-inspired art style and packed with retro-futuristic gadgets, and you progress by picking up objects, using them in clever ways and remembering odd details that unlock puzzles later on.
What players say: Fans enjoy the slick retro art and the light, approachable logic puzzles. The usual gripes are lots of walking back and forth between rooms and thin, clumsy writing.
Good to know: It is a single-player game with full controller support.
Worth grabbing? Anyone who likes relaxed escape-room puzzling and poking at every drawer in a stylish setting should claim it, as 95% of Steam reviewers did, but skip it if retracing your steps through the same rooms tires you quickly.
Bad Cheese
Worth a trySteam Deck: Verified
Epic Games Store: Free · regular price $12.99 · 71% positive Steam reviews (694) · ended Oct 22, 11:00 AM ET
What it is: A first-person psychological horror game drawn in the style of 1920s cartoons, where you're a young mouse stuck at home with a volatile father while mom is away. You do chores like scrubbing, frying potatoes, killing spiders and bringing Dad his pills, while searching the house for treats and action figures as things turn grim.
What players say: The hand-drawn cartoon look wins nearly everyone over. Most also find it very short, with a story and ending that don't live up to the striking concept.
Good to know: It contains bloody, disturbing scenes set in a troubled household.
Worth grabbing? It suits horror fans who value a striking visual style over gameplay, though with 71% positive Steam reviews, anyone after deeper, more involved scares should skip it.
Deals
Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate
Grab it
Steam: $8.99 (85% off) · regular price $59.99 · 88% positive Steam reviews (88,323)
What it is: Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate is the Ultimate edition of Mortal Kombat 11, part of the Mortal Kombat series. It is available on Steam.
Worth buying? Series fans who want Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate have good reason to pick it up, with 88% of its Steam reviews positive.
Super Hexagon
Grab itSteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price in a yearRuns on older PCs
Steam: $0.74 (75% off) · regular price $2.99 · 97% positive Steam reviews (12,177) · ended Oct 22, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A minimalist arcade game from Terry Cavanagh, scored by Chipzel, built entirely around fast reflexes. The screen spins and flashes in psychedelic colors as you dodge your way through stages that each ask you to survive for 60 seconds.
What players say: Reviewers love the pulsing music and the addictive just-one-more-try loop. The flip side is that it's brutally hard from the very first stage, which wears some people down quickly.
Good to know: It first came out in November 2012.
Worth buying? Score chasers who enjoy pure reflex tests will get hooked, a view 97% of Steam reviewers share, and it hasn't been this cheap on Steam in a year.
Mortal Kombat XL
Grab it
Steam: $5.99 (80% off) · regular price $29.99 · 88% positive Steam reviews (40,166)
What it is: Mortal Kombat XL is a release in the Mortal Kombat series. It is available on Steam.
Worth buying? Mortal Kombat followers looking for a well-regarded series entry will find one here, backed by 88% positive Steam reviews.
Crazy Machines 3
Grab itSteam Deck: UnsupportedLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $0.99 (90% off) · regular price $9.99 · 93% positive Steam reviews (2,467) · ends Oct 26, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A physics puzzle game built around Rube Goldberg-style chain reactions, where you place missing parts so a contraption completes its goal. You work with electricity, lasers, explosions and wind, and an editor lets you build machines of your own.
What players say: Puzzle fans call the contraptions clever and satisfying to get working. The main complaint is that it rarely explains what the parts you're given actually do.
Good to know: Steam Workshop support lets you download puzzles and machines made by other players.
Worth buying? People who love tinkering until a chain reaction finally works will find plenty here, with 93% of Steam reviews positive, and it has never been cheaper there.
Gato Roboto
Grab itSteam Deck: VerifiedLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.19 (85% off) · regular price $7.99 · 94% positive Steam reviews (2,196) · ended Oct 22, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A Metroidvania where you play a cat piloting a mech suit through an alien underground base to rescue its stranded captain. You blast enemies and guardians in the suit, then hop out to squeeze through tight tunnels and waterways, all drawn in two-color pixel art.
What players say: Players enjoy the cute story, the art style and the fun of switching between cat and mech. Many also point out that it's short enough to finish in a few sittings.
Worth buying? Newcomers to Metroidvanias and veterans after a quick, charming run will both enjoy it, as 94% of Steam reviewers did, and its lowest Steam price ever makes this a good moment to pick it up.
Infested Planet
Grab itSteam Deck: PlayableLowest Steam price everRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.94 (87% off) · regular price $14.99 · 94% positive Steam reviews (1,875) · ended Oct 19, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A top-down real-time tactics game that mixes strategy and tower defense, with five soldiers facing an enormous alien swarm. You build turrets, hold chokepoints and capture hives, while the aliens keep mutating new defenses that force you to change weapons and plans.
What players say: Players find the blend of action, strategy and base defense satisfying and deeper than it first looks. Some find it too simple for RTS veterans or say it drags in the later missions.
Good to know: You can pause the action at any moment to give orders.
Worth buying? It's an easy pick for strategy fans who like frantic last stands and adapting on the fly, holding 94% positive on Steam and sitting at its lowest Steam price to date.
Hotline Miami
Grab itSteam Deck: VerifiedRuns on older PCs
Steam: $1.99 (80% off) · regular price $9.99 · 96% positive Steam reviews (42,798) · It was $0.99 on Steam within the past year · ended Oct 22, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A top-down action game set in a twisted 1989 Miami, where a masked killer storms gangster hideouts on orders from messages left on his answering machine. Every hit is deadly on both sides, so you clear rooms with fast, planned bursts of melee and gunfire.
What players say: The neon visuals and driving soundtrack come up again and again. Its punishing, split-second difficulty means plenty of deaths, which some find exhausting.
Good to know: It contains graphic violence with a lot of blood.
Worth buying? At 96% positive on Steam, it's a classic for anyone who likes fast, unforgiving action with style, though patient buyers can wait for a deeper sale since it has been cheaper on Steam within the past year.
Warhammer: Vermintide 2
Grab itSteam Deck: Unsupported
Steam: $4.49 (85% off) · regular price $29.99 · 90% positive Steam reviews (44,063) · It was $0.00 on Steam within the past year · ends Oct 26, 1:00 PM ET
What it is: A first-person co-op action game in the dark fantasy Warhammer world, where you and up to three others hack through hordes of Skaven ratmen and Chaos forces. You choose one of five heroes, each with three careers, shape them through talent trees and a wide range of weapons, and gather loot while working up through harder difficulty tiers.
What players say: The weighty melee, distinct careers and co-op loop with friends earn steady praise. The common complaint is the peer-to-peer hosting, which can boot you from a match when the host or connection drops.
Good to know: It has an in-game store, and buying the game includes some in-game currency.
Worth buying? Groups of friends who want bloody cooperative horde fighting will get plenty out of it, with 90% of Steam reviews positive; it was free on Steam within the past year, so patient buyers can wait for a better deal.
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
Epic Games Store: You need a free Epic Games account. Log in on the website or in the launcher, go to the game's store page and click Get before the offer runs out, and it stays in your library permanently.
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