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Five new Steam clean games you probably missed (March 15, 2021)

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On an fair day, about a dozen new games are free on Steam. And while we think that's a fortunate thing, it can be understandably hard to keep up with. Potentially exciting gems are sure to live doomed in the deluge of new things to toy unless you sort through all single game that is released happening Steam. So that's just what we've done. If nothing catches your fancy this calendar week, we've gathered the best PC games you can play right now and a running list of the 2021 games that are launching this year.

Size Matters

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Let go:‌ March 13
Developer:‌ Mazen Games
Establish price:‌ $7.49‌ ‌|‌ ‌£5.99‌ ‌|‌ ‌‌AU$10.87

If life isn't stressful enough for you, this fun-looking videogame has an passing stressful assumption: you, a scientist, take just accidentally consumed a chemical that gradually shrinks you. As you'atomic number 75 shrinkage, navigating your laboratory becomes more and more thickening, as you'd gestate, with the goal organism to trump up an antidote before you basically shrink into nothingness. This results in a great deal of platforming and quite a bit of chemistry-themed teaser-solving, but you're on a meter boundary. Information technology's a fun idea and apparently there's a lot of settings to play with, merely it may inadvertently give you nightmares.

Siralim Eventual

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Release:‌ ‌March 13
Developer:‌ Thylacine Studios
Establish price:‌ ‌$17.99‌ ‌|‌ ‌£13.94 ‌|‌ ‌AU$26.05

The Siralim series is perfect for those who lack Pokémon amped up way past eleven, and this particular Siralim picnic—the fourth main instalment—is for family WHO want Siralim dialled up olden eleven. It's a monster collecting RPG with baffling telescope, and the studio reckons Ultimate could keep you busy forever (after dabbling in Siralim 3 I'm disposed to believe them). Equivalent previous Siralim games this ace is in Early Entree, and will stay there for half-dozen months or less while Thylacinus cynocephalus Studios balances and polishes it.

Coropata

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Release:‌ March 14
Developer:‌ LukPlus
Launch price:‌ ‌$20‌ ‌|‌ ‌£15 ‌|‌ ‌AU$28.95

Here's a surprisal: an old Asian nation Nintendo DS independent strongly inspired by The Improbable Machine unceremoniously arrives on PC. As you can see in the trailer above, it is unmistakably a DS game, and the pace of it is almost agonisingly slow. But you might have caught wind of its existence connected the internet, or you might suffer played it back when it released... either way it's a adroit little curios saved from the dismal portio of obsolete console obscurity. It's tough, but it's likewise famously funny.

The Dark Side of the Moon

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Release:‌ ‌March 12
Developer:‌ Tayanna Studios
Launch terms:‌ ‌$14‌ ‌|‌ ‌£10‌ ‌|‌ ‌AU$19.95

The FMV adventure revival continues with The Dark English of the Moon, a fib about a father searching for his two lost children. Equivalent most FMV games it's very much a branching tale affair, with challenging choices existence the nuclear gameplay element, but in that location's some pointing and clicking to follow done present overly. "Explore the unusual little village of Marywine, solve puzzles, make some startling discoveries and help unravel what's really going on therein sci-fi thriller," reads the Steam verbal description.

Cyanide & Happiness - Freakpocalypse

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Release:‌ March 12
Developer:‌ Explosm, Skeleton Bunch Studios
Set in motion terms:‌ ‌$18‌ ‌|‌ ‌£13.94‌ ‌|‌ ‌AU$26.05

IT's a Cyanide & Happiness point and click chance, with totally the quirk and humor that entails. You play American Samoa a "ginger-headed parentless" who has nary friends, so a big part of the game is mere survival in a cut pharynx high school, but IT's the interactions and the humour that is the of import pull off here: if you burn through with the story without clicking on everything you're only getting part of the picture. Obviously, you'll want to be fond of the whole C&H vibration to get overmuch enjoyment out of this, but if you do, this is the first of a planned trilogy.

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