You can even create your own boss or fight another user’s creation. There’s so much you can personalise about your hell machine that it never gets boring. You can craft all manner of vehicles and weapons, such as a monster truck covered in power drills, and you can even introduce a stealth element into the mix you’re a bit sneaky like that.
Sitting comfortably in Steam’s top ten, Crossout is an action MMO where you build ridiculously large machines and use them to destroy opponents in online matches. There are many fully-fledged MMOs on this list, and the first one we’re looking at is Crossout. Some of the starting Warframes are reasonably powerful in the meta, so you don't have to part with any cash and buy "silver" to have fun. While it was less popular on consoles and prone to some awful bugs, Warframe is superb on the PC and we’d definitely recommend giving it a go.
It’s frequently updated, too, so you’ll never be short of new content to play with your friends or strangers online. You can craft your own gear and slide on your knees to victory, chopping up enemies as you go. Mash that all together and you get an excellent and engrossing PvP and PvE experience, complete with its own story mode. Years before Anthem showed up, you fight enemies in a magical space-robot suit, equipping a variety of skills and weaponry which combine elements from Destiny-style melee sword action and more standard third-person shooting. Warframe is an online RPG that’s one of best free games out there, full stop - let alone on Steam. We’re kicking off this list with one of many space warfare style games. This list isn’t in any particular order, but let us know if we’ve missed out one of your favourites. If you somehow haven’t played Team Fortress 2 then go and play it before reading this list, it’s bucket list material. We’re going to skip old favourites like Team Fortress 2, CS:GO, and Dota 2 because you've most likely heard of - or ploughed a thousand hours into - those already.
Let’s be honest: sometimes the old ones are the best. We’re going to take a look at some of the best free games you can download from Steam right now, so clear up some hard drive space and plug in your ethernet cable. That is until you remember the grasping devil of microtransactions, of course. But still, it’s baffling how many of these games are both free and very good. That's not the easiest task - there are a lot of games on Steam, to say the least. Free games are the best kind of games, so let’s take a look at the best free games on Steam.
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