Summary
Steamusers can currently claimAmerzone: The Explorer’s Legacyand a DLC pack forBeyblade X: Xonefree of charge. This batch ofSteamfreebies amounts to nearly $17 in savings.
Amerzone: The Explorer’s Legacyis aclassic first-person adventure gamemade by French developer Microids. It was originally released for the PS1 and PC in 1999 before being ported to iOS and OS X—nowadays called macOS—in 2011. A remake of the game was announced in March 2024 and is currently targeting an April 2025 release.
Ahead of the remake’s debut, the originalAmerzone: The Explorer’s Legacywas treated to a 100% discount on Steam, which went live on Friday, March 21. The ongoing offer will be available for just a few days, ending on Monday, March 24, at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm CET. Aside from offering a puzzle-solving experience rooted in the design sensibilities of a bygone era,Amerzone: The Explorer’s Legacyis also notable for serving as the prequel to the popularSyberiaseries, which reuses its setting created by thelate game designer Benoît Sokal.
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As for theAmerzoneremake, that game is currentlyscheduled for launch on April 24. The remake will be simultaneously released on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. The base game will retail for $39.99, while its Digital Deluxe Edition will be priced $10 higher. The latter will include some 4K artwork, a mediabook, the game’s original soundtrack, and several animated short stories tying into the world and lore ofAmerzone: The Explorer’s Legacy.
Another freebie that Steam users can currently grab arrives in the form of the Dran Digital Color Choice Booster forBeyblade X: Xone. Originally released in November 2024,Xoneis an action game that seeks to serve as a faithful interactive adaptation of theBeyblade Xseries. As is to be expected of anyBeybladegame worth its salt,Xoneoffers a plethora of spinner customization options, though some of its more esoteric customizations are locked behind a paywall. The Dran Digital Color Choice Booster is one such paid DLC, or at least it’s planned to be. Namely, the add-on debuted on March 21 free of charge and will only transition to a paid DLC pack on April 3. The booster features three Buster Dran Blade types, six 1-60 Ratchet types, and half a dozen Shibuya-inspired types of A Bits.
