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25 Best free Steam games you can play in 2026

"Steam is winning with its ease of use" but not on quality, says new GOG owner pondering how to "take the market" from Valve

What to expect from Valve in 2026: the return of the Steam Machine, a new VR headset, and more Half-Life 3 rumors

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando is the the Left 4 Dead-like horde shooter I've been waiting for since 2009

OG Counter-Strike co-creator has "some regrets" over leaving: "If I had stayed, I probably could have retired by now"

"We want you to feel like it's the game you remember playing": System Shock and Dead Space devs on the art of the remake

Steam games that openly use generative AI earned $660 million, including Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, Stellaris, and more

Steam Winter sale 2025 is around the corner with discounts on some of the best indie games ever, plus whatever Nightreign is

10 predictions for The Game Awards 2025: Half-Life 3, Resident Evil Requiem, and more on Steam Machine please and thank you

Team Fortress 2 Classic mod delayed to January, and also isn't actually called Team Fortress 2 Classic anymore as Valve apparently asked for a name change

Black Friday Steam Deck deals 2025: remaining savings on handhelds and accessories

Valve artist says that's "like saying food products shouldn't have their ingredients list" as Epic's Tim Sweeney and more call on Steam to drop the 'Made with AI' label

Epic Games boss Tim Sweeney doubles down on his critique of Steam's AI disclosures: "I just hate to see Valve confiscate ever more opportunity from small developers…"

Valve's "final decision" is that surreal horror game Horses will not be sold on Steam, despite the acclaimed studio behind it "likely closing" after sinking 2 years and $100,000 into it

As Valve confirms Steam Machine will be priced more like a PC than a console, Baldur's Gate 3 publishing lead says its decision not to sell at a loss "isn't stupid," but it is "peculiar"

A few hundred employees working on "self-directed projects" has made Valve one of the world's most profitable-per-person companies, on track to top $17 billion this year and shame the likes of Google and Meta

Steam Machine price "more in line with what you might expect from the current PC market," confirms Valve – but "ideally we'd be pretty competitive with that and have a pretty good deal"