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Brotato - A Top-Down Arena Shooter Roguelite

Developer Blowfish's Brotato is now available for free download until next Thursday, 5th December. In this game, players take on the role of the titular potato and must fend off alien hordes using up to six weapons at a time. It's a thrilling top-down arena shooter roguelite that offers intense gameplay. Despite us not having reviewed it yet, it currently has an overwhelmingly positive rating on Steam. This shows that players are really enjoying the game and its unique concept.

The ability to use multiple weapons simultaneously adds a strategic element to the gameplay. Each playthrough is different as the roguelite elements ensure that no two runs are the same. It keeps players on their toes and constantly engaged as they try to survive the alien onslaught. Brotato is definitely a game that offers a lot of replay value and excitement.

Bus Simulator 21 - Public Transportation Shenanigans

Starting next Thursday, 5th December, you'll be able to get on board with Stillalive Studios' Bus Simulator 21. This game takes you on a journey through public transportation, allowing you to experience the daily lives of bus drivers. It offers a realistic simulation of driving different buses and navigating through various routes and cities.

The attention to detail in Bus Simulator 21 is remarkable. From the interior of the buses to the exterior and the different environments, every aspect is designed to give players a true sense of being a bus driver. It's not just about driving the bus; it's about interacting with passengers, following traffic rules, and dealing with various situations that arise on the road. This game provides a unique and immersive experience for transportation enthusiasts.

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga - Family Friendly Sci-Fi Action-Adventure

Also joining the Epic Games Store freebies lineup next week is TT Games' Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. This is a Lego-ised retelling of all three Star Wars movie trilogies, combining them with exploration and collectible gathering across a large selection of open-world planets. It's a family friendly game that brings the Star Wars universe to life in a whole new way.

Eurogamer editor-in-chief Tom Phillips described The Skywalker Saga as "humorous if simple fun" in his 2022 review. While it may not be the most complex game out there, it offers a lot of entertainment value for Star Wars fans and families. The open-world elements add an extra layer of exploration and discovery, allowing players to immerse themselves in the Star Wars universe like never before. It's a game that both kids and adults can enjoy together.