In May, LivingEveryday studio decided to launch a new promotion on PC via Steam. They usually sell their game on Valve's service for $16 (590 rubles or 4300 Kazakhstani tenge), but now they are offering gamers to add LivingBattle to their libraries for free.
In LivingBattle, players will have to use weapons to destroy various enemies. There are several missions to complete. You can freely drive a car or motorcycle, and large and small maps are available for exploration.
Among the features, the developers highlight the ability to change vehicles, road traffic, and the option to shoot from a first-person or third-person perspective.
The LivingBattle page on Steam is available at the following link. The giveaway will last until May 12 (Tuesday), 20:00 Moscow time. The game was released last year and received "mixed" reviews — users note outdated graphics and generally low project quality.
Various add-ons with weapons, a character, and a new map for exploration are available for the game. DLCs are discounted, and this round of sales will last until May 23.