Welcome to encore week, the concluding part of our five-week free game giveaway with Bundle Stars. If you missed any of the free games that we've given away so far, this is your last chance to get Steam keys for all of them.
Here on page one you'll find the RPG Skyborn; on page two you can get a key for the charming retro platformer 8-Bit Boy; on page three we have one key that will give you two hilarious adventure games: Ben There, Dan That and Time Gentlemen, Please; on page four you'll find turn-based mech squad strategy game, Bionic Dues.
We're running the giveaway with help from Bundle Stars. You can buy games there individually, but they also run bundles that can offer game collections at discounts of up to 98%. This week Killer Bundle 5 combines the likes of retro shooter Rise of the Triad with the wonderfully bizarre Blues and Bullets in a ten-game collection for £3.69 / $5.66, saving $100.
To the games: Degica's Skyborn, a steampunk RPG that casts you as a plucky mechanic dragged into a city-wide plot. Expect a twisting story and combat in the JRPG mould, all set in a charming world of airships and magic. The game costs $14.99 / £9.99 normally, but until Monday next week, you can grab it here for free.
8BitBoy is an affectionate tribute to Nintendo's famous plumber and his jumpy-stompy adventures. Featuring 56 levels and hundreds of secrets hidden across five worlds, 8BitBoy is a nostalgic trip back in time and a perfectly entertaining platformer in its own right.
Two of the funniest adventure games on Steam are now yours to own entirely for free, thanks to this week's massive Steam key giveaway! Time Gentlemen, Please and Ben There Dan That affectionately parody '90s point and click classics with a gag-a-minute script and referential puzzles that poke fun at the genre. If you've ever enjoyed an adventure game, don't miss out.
Robots are rebelling, as they do. It's your job to take command of a customisable squad of mechs and put the menace down in this turn-based tactical "roguelite" that gives you 30-50 missions to build up your forces and prepare to face the final robot army. It's worth £6.99 / $9.99, but this week you can once again grab a Steam key for zero cents.
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