Steam Users Have Until April 20 to Claim Psychological Horror Game for Free

Steam recently offered the horror game Chamber Survival as a free download. Players navigate a terrifying room, searching for clues and solving puzzles to escape. While it was available for free until April 9th, it now costs $15.99. If you missed Chamber Survival or are a fan of horror games, there’s another free game available on Steam now – don’t miss out!

Cookie Run Kingdom KPop Demon Hunters Collab is Officially Live Now

This isn’t the first time Cookie Run: Kingdom has partnered with K-Pop stars. Previously, the game hosted an event featuring BTS, allowing players to unlock the band members as unique cookies. These big collaborations are now a highly anticipated part of each update, offering players exclusive, limited-time rewards and items. The new collaboration with KPop Demon Hunters continues this trend.

Pragmata Trailer Reveals Brand-New Character

In Pragmata, players control Diana and Hugh at the same time. Hugh fights enemies directly, while Diana uses her hacking skills to find weaknesses and gain advantages. The game focuses on solving hacking puzzles in real-time, which impact battles by giving the pair benefits and weakening enemies. Diana’s hacking abilities come from being a Pragmata – a technologically advanced android capable of connecting directly to machines within the research facility. Beyond gameplay, Capcom emphasizes the emotional connection between Diana and Hugh as a father-daughter relationship.

One Piece: All 8 Characters Who Wore The Legendary Straw Hat

Fans learned early in the post-time skip that Joy Boy also owned a Straw Hat. During the Egghead arc, we saw Joy Boy wearing the famous hat, and he looked remarkably like Red-Haired Shanks. While he seemed larger overall, Joy Boy’s hat appeared a bit bigger than Luffy’s, it was still the same iconic hat.

Valve is Reportedly Adding a Helpful New Price Feature to Steam

The ability to see game prices over the last 30 days is already available in the European Union, but it was added to comply with local regulations, not as a test for a wider release. Many players already track price changes using websites like SteamDB, which is known for its accurate data pulled directly from Steam. With Valve currently facing legal challenges related to how players spend money and how profits are shared with game developers, this new feature appears to be an effort to provide users with more clarity about pricing.