Steam has a wealth of games available at any given time. It's easy to get inundated with the pages and pages of new releases, but it's equally simple to sort them by a qualifier like genre or price, and see what grabs you.
If it's free, you can grab it immediately and save it for a rainy day. We can't say that often enough: you can "stock up" on free games on Steam (and many other platforms), and keep them in your account until you're ready to play. Most platforms also allow you to hide unwanted games or demos.
Over on Steam, you can pick up a game that's doing very well, and currently sports "very positive" reviews. The best part? It's free, and positive reviews for it seem to be flowing since its very recent launch on the platform.
Developed by Dez Boyle, Ecto is live on Steam, and it's completely free, no strings attached. If you're so inclined, you can support the developer with an optional download.
Here's the full breakdown from the developer themselves: "Ecto is a goofy lil game about jumping around in randomly generated nature worlds. Complete movement challenges, pick up frogs, unlock goofy items,...
