As the one-stop-shop for all things PC gaming, Steam is a treasure trove of incredible games, but what many users seem to forget, is that it is also the home of some incredible freebies, if you just know where and when to look.
Whilst some freebies are offered for a limited time thanks to regular demo fests, others are permanently available at no cost, and that includes this hidden gem that launched just days ago and is already sitting at a 'Positive' user rating.
First released back in 2006, Knytt was an indie platformer game which was originally made available as freeware for Microsoft Windows. The game followed protagonist Knytt after he is abducted by aliens and left to explore a strange planet.
Now, Knytt is back courtesy of Knytt Classic, a PC game that can now be downloaded for free on Steam. Developed by Bit Kid, it serves as a 20th celebration of the original game, now rebuilt for modern technology.
Explore a maze-like planet as the Knytt, a peaceful being abducted by aliens, find your missing ship parts, and get back home in this zen-like atmospheric platformer.
Released on 10 August, Knytt Classic...
