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SHOCKING: 4 Premium Steam games worth Rs 40,000 now available in free version for Pakistan

SHOCKING: 4 Premium Steam games worth Rs 40,000 now available in free version for Pakistan

Web Desk July 11, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Pakistani gamers just scored a massive loot drop as Steam launched a surprise giveaway celebrating Slitherine’s 25th anniversary. The platform is offering four premium PC games free, and once claimed, they’re yours to keep forever.

This epic bundle features three high-end strategy games valued at over $150 (more than PKR 40,000), along with a hidden indie gem boasting a 96% positive rating on Steam.

Topping the list is Battlestar Galactica Deadlock, a 2017 tactical space warfare game that Steam is offering for free for the first time until July 17, 2025. With a base price of $39.99 (approximately PKR 3,515–4,200 depending on the region), the game holds an impressive 86% “Very Positive” rating from 2,463 reviews. Pakistani players can grab it right now with no region locks, so there’s no excuse to miss out.

Next up is Fantasy General II, a 2019 turn-based fantasy battle simulator. Valued at $80, it likely comes as part of the full bundle deal and holds a solid 81% positive rating. As a standalone title, it usually sells for $40, but that price doesn’t apply during the Slitherine discounts.

Right behind it is Field of Glory II: Medieval, a 2021 tactical game rooted in historical warfare. Originally priced at $30 (around PKR 1,500–1,800), it's now completely free. With an 85% rating on Steam, even skeptics might want to give it a try.

Meanwhile, Caribbean Crashers enters the spotlight with a modest $2 price tag but don’t let that fool you. This indie sleeper hit boasts an impressive 96% approval rating and offers the perfect quick fix for casual gamers or a break between intense strategy campaigns.

This is your chance to build an elite game library without spending a single rupee. Simply log into your Steam account, head to the Steam Store, and click “Add to Library” before the July 17 deadline.

Once you claim the games, they’re yours to keep forever no hidden fees, no trial periods, just full and permanent access to four incredible PC titles that Pakistani gamers can enjoy all summer.

But don’t wait, Steam deals can disappear without warning. While no current PTA blocks affect these titles, users should stay alert in case restrictions change.

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