Daily Game News Digest - 2026-05-01

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Steam Users Can Claim a 2025, City Of None Is A Metroidvania, and more!

Daily Game News Digest - 2026-05-01

www.gamerant.com has a new write-up worth a look.

Steam Users Can Claim a 2025 Horror Game for Free and Keep It Forever

Steam Users Can Claim a 2025 Horror Game for Free and Keep It Forever

Steam's Free-to-Keep promotion currently offers the 2025 first-person psychological horror game **Overcome Your Fears: Caretaker** at no cost, with the claim window closing on May 7 2025 (8 am PT/11 am ET). The game holds a Mostly Positive rating (≈76%) and is praised for its atmosphere, sound design, and VHS-style visuals, though some reviewers note its short length. In addition to this Steam giveaway, the Epic Games Store is also offering several free titles-including **Hogwarts Legacy**, **Firestone Online Idle RPG**, and **Oddsparks: An Automation Adventure**-each with their own expiration dates.

Read the full article: https://gamerant.com/steam-free-games-this-week-overcome-fear-caretaker-may-7/


www.gameinformer.com has a new write-up worth a look.

City Of None Is A Metroidvania From A Celeste Co-Creator And It Launches Next Year

City Of None Is A Metroidvania From A Celeste Co-Creator And It Launches Next Year

Author: Wesley LeBlanc

Extremely OK Games (formerly Maddy Makes Games), the studio behind 2018's *Celeste*, announced *City of None*, a metroidvania platformer being developed by Celeste co-creators Noel and Liam Berry. The game follows a wooden protagonist traveling by train through five distinct city sectors, featuring retro-styled graphics, new power-up abilities, and a mix of spirits, beasts and robots. *City of None* is slated for a PC release on Steam in 2027.

Read the full article: https://gameinformer.com/2026/04/30/city-of-none-is-a-metroidvania-from-a-celeste-co-creator-and-it-launches-next-year


A fresh post from www.ign.com is live now.

Homelander Actor Antony Starr Won't Say Which Series Finale Left Him Scratching His Head Because It Didn't Kill Anyone, but Everyone Knows the Show He's Talking About

Homelander Actor Antony Starr Won't Say Which Series Finale Left Him Scratching His Head Because It Didn't Kill Anyone, but Everyone Knows the Show He's Talking About

Author: Wesley Yin-Poole

In a Wired interview, The Boys star Antony Starr said he was baffled by a recent series finale that ended without any character deaths-a reference that clearly points to the controversial ending of Netflix's *Stranger Things*. He contrasted that with the upcoming conclusion of *The Boys* season 5, promising that more major characters will be killed, noting that A-Train and Firecracker have already been slain by Homelander. The remarks underscore the show's intent to deliver a bloodier finish than the one fans saw in *Stranger Things*.

Read the full article: https://www.ign.com/articles/homelander-actor-antony-starr-wont-say-which-series-finale-left-him-scratching-his-head-because-it-didnt-kill-anyone-but-everyone-knows-the-show-hes-talking-about


From www.polygon.com comes a fresh report.

Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord season 2 is coming sooner than anyone expected

Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord season 2 is coming sooner than anyone expected

Author: Aimee Hart

Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord quickly became a hit, pulling in about 4.1 million viewers shortly after its premiere and even lifting the audience of another Star Wars series. Season 2 had already been confirmed before the first episode aired, but a specific release date for the follow-up has not yet been announced.

Read the full article: https://www.polygon.com/maul-shadow-lord-season-2-release-date-soon/