Steam 2024 Game 100% Free To Keep If You Claim Before April 20

Offering players the chance to face their faces in a psychological horror game designed entirely in first-person, this 2024 underrated gem is now free to download on Steam for a limited time, and it is definitely worth it if you are feeling brave enough. This is just one of many examples of the PC storefront giving its users the chance to grab a game at absolutely no cost for a limited time, which is an excellent way for indie games such as this to get their moment in the spotlight. So, if you have ever wondered what it would be like to go to Hell, then look no further than this Steam freebie.

Steam Gamers Can Grab A New Limited-Time Freebie

Developed by caffeineline and launched back in 2024, NineHells is, as mentioned, a first-person psychological horror game that features an unraveling mystery, standout voice acting, and gives the feeling of being at a virtual haunted attraction experience. Players will take on the role of Davie, a man who is struggling to remember his past all whilst traveling through the very pits of hell. "Play and find out what in the ninehells is going on!" The official description reads.

In the linear mystery, you will need to unravel the mystery of the world you find yourself in, but as with many horror games, you can expect a whole lot of tension and jumpscares along the way. Featuring an old-school puzzle vibe from early 2000s video games, NineHells is perfect for those looking for the nostalgic feel of older horror games, whilst dealing with some of the psychological horror aspects which have made modern horror games as popular as they are.

As such, some positive reviews for NineHells have called it "an unvarnished testament to raw creative audacity" and one user even said that the game "made my toes cramps because of how scary it was."

NineHells Isn't Exactly Expensive Most Of The Time

Usually priced at a mere 89p, NineHells is hardly one of the most expensive games of all time. However, during a cost of living crisis, 89p is 89p and being able to download and keep the game for free sounds a lot more inviting. Not only that, but this limited-time offer will allow NineHell's indie developer to gain some traction for their game, which is never a bad thing. So, if you are on the lookout for a psychological horror game with an old-school vibe, NineHells may be the game for you, but make sure you grab it before it heads back to full price on 20 April.