Steam has become a great place to go for all sorts of free games, whether it's time-limited offers that allow you to play games for a certain period, or behemoths like Counter-Strike 2, which have always been free at the point of download.
Slightly more rare than either of those are sales that allow players to download and keep games for free that usually cost money outside of that window. The 100% sale might be fabled, but there's one happening right now, and the game in question is an underrated gem that deserves your consideration.
Over on Steam, you should be able to find the store page for Deponia, a 2012 point and click adventure from Daedalic Entertainment, who have since become more well known as a publisher.
Though point-and-click used to be a lot more popular on PC than they are today, usually due to limitations in hardware and what games they were able to run at home, there are still excellent examples with a much more contemporary feel.
Deponia is definitely one of those, combining a memorable art style that might remind you of games like 60 Seconds, with a compelling and very funny...
