While the news lends itself well to such an offer, discover this weekend’s free game now on Steam, as well as other similar offers on Valve’s platform.
Currently, and until June 9, the French Open at Rolland-Garros brings all tennis fans together in its 123rd edition. To mark the occasion, Steam is offering the latest video game adaptation of this iconic sport as a free weekend game. And it’s not the only free game currently on the Valve platform.
Tennis comes to Steam via a free game
You’ll have guessed it, we’re talking about Top Spin 2K25, of course, which will be the free game of the weekend on Steam until June 10. An opportunity like no other to virtually expand Rolland-Garros in your own way. The franchise has certainly come a long way, the last work was more than 10 years ago. Overall, the game developed by Hangar 13 does quite well, with gameplay that captures the sensations well on any terrain.
The game also features a career mode where you can create your own player. Otherwise, it’s possible to play among 24 legendary racket sports pros, including Roger Federer and Andre Agassi. Finally, competitive athletes can meet playing partners through online matches and why not join the 2K Circuit as a professional player?
Be careful though, Steam players are experiencing some issues with this free weekend game, such as server or matchmaking issues. However, we can bet that the weekend’s offering will attract a few more people and may face other competitors of equal level. If Top Spin 2K25 is an ace for you, you should also know that Steam indicates that Game until June 20th by -20%, that is $47.99 instead of $59.99. In any case, you have until June 10th to give your free opinion on this new game with the famous yellow ball.
Another free game for on the go
If tennis isn’t your thing, karting might be for you. That’s why Steam also offers a free game Nightmare Kart. This is an arcade racing game that immerses players in a dark and spooky universe full of nightmarish creatures and winding tracks. Developed by a team of genre enthusiasts, this game stands out for its dark and gloomy atmosphere that will inevitably bring to mind Bloodborne if the title had been developed on PS1.
