What’s free (and why you might actually play them)
Steam has two short-run freebies up for grabs: IQ Under Construction, a 3D platformer built around precision jumps, balancing acts and obstacle courses (with both single-player and online co-op), and Moonrise Fall, a pixel-art exploration/puzzle game where a boy explores a mysterious forest, solves puzzles, photographs strange creatures, and chases down the truth behind a family tragedy.
IQ Under Construction is fast, twitchy, and level-design-forward — think tight movement and punishingly fun traps. Moonrise Fall dials things down for atmosphere and mystery, trading speed for puzzles and a moody story. Both are great for trying out small-game ideas without spending a cent.
How to snag them and why it matters
To keep either game permanently, sign into your Steam account and add it to your library during the promo window. Once it’s in your library, it’s yours to download whenever you want.
Deadlines: IQ Under Construction is free until June 1 at 7:00 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time). Moonrise Fall is free until June 2 at 7:00 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time). After those cutoffs they go back to full price, so act fast — claim them like you’re looting a limited-time chest before the server resets.
Why gamers should care: freebies are an easy way to expand your backlog, sample different genres, and support smaller developers by playing and sharing your thoughts. If either game blows up in the community, you’ll likely spot tips, standout levels, or performance chatter in discussion boards — useful intel if you decide to dive in.
