Here’s the thing, folks: three games are currently on a giveaway until Thursday (17), the day after the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, giving you the chance to save a lot of bucks if you don’t take too long to get them.
Since I’m short on time and a bit RSI-struck due to so much to do, I’ll gathered these three 100% discount offers in this post. But later, we’ll try to create a post for each game from this giveaway—Battlestar Galactica Deadlock, Fantasy General II, and Field of Glory II: Medieval—just the way we like it, very complete, to also serve as a source of information and links to the games for posterity, so the content will be valuable to our community even after the promotions end.
Here’s the thing: all the games were published by Slitherine and are free on Steam for PC (Windows), 100% free to keep. This means you just have to go to the website or client (while logged in in both cases) and add the game to your Steam library (create one if you haven’t already), which you do by clicking “Add to account” for each game. This already guarantees you the games, and you don’t need to install them immediately—only when you want, if you want.
Okay, let’s get to the games:
Battlestar Galactica Deadlock
Battlestar Galactica Deadlock is a 3D turn-based strategy game developed by Black Lab Games and released for PC on August 31, 2017. It immerses players in the heart of the First Cylon War with intense tactical space battles and a setting faithful to the Battlestar Galactica universe. You take command of the Colonial Fleet from the Daidalos shipyard, build fleets of powerful capital ships such as the legendary Jupiter-class Battlestar, launch Viper and Raptor squadrons, and face cyber threats, missile barrages, and brutal Cylon boarding assaults.
Featuring an original campaign, new characters, and familiar faces from the series, Deadlock delivers an authentic Battlestar Galactica experience, complete with political decisions, resource management, and 1v1 multiplayer battles. All of this is enhanced by cinematic replays, YouTube export tools, and ongoing updates that keep the galactic war alive and strategically tense.
▶ Battlestar Galactica Deadlock @ Steam – To get the game.
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Fantasy General II
Fantasy General II is a turn-based strategy game developed by Owned by Gravity and released for PC on September 5, 2019. A sequel to the 1997 classic, it brings the world of Keldonia back to life, where barbarian clans fight for survival and power in a land filled with magic, epic battles, and complex tactical decisions. With over 75 unique unit types, including powerful heroes, players must master terrain, weapons, morale, and magic to lead their army to victory.
The campaign takes you across the diverse regions of Aer — from the icy highlands of the barbarian clans to the imperial realms — battling fantastic creatures like dragons, golems, and the undead. The game blends unit progression, resource gathering, and magical artifacts, all while forging your reputation as a relentless warleader.
▶ Fantasy General II @ Steam – To get the game.
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Field of Glory II: Medieval
Field of Glory II: Medieval is a turn-based tactical game developed by Byzantine Games and released for PC on February 4, 2021. Set during the High Middle Ages (1040–1270 AD), it offers both historical and hypothetical battles with more than 100 fully animated 3D units representing the armies of 29 European nations and factions. Based on carefully researched army lists, players can command Anglo-Saxons, Normans, Teutonic Knights, Mongols, French, Scots, and many others across a wide variety of strategic battlefields.
The game features historical campaigns inspired by real events such as the Northern Crusades, the Angevin Empire, and the Mongol invasions, as well as a sandbox mode with thousands of possible matchups. It prioritizes battlefield tactics over map movement, with an easy-to-learn interface and gameplay depth driven by morale, formations, and terrain. Available in both single-player and multiplayer modes.
▶ Field of Glory II: Medieval @ Steam – To get the game.
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Well then. Grab these things before the offer ends so you don’t have to complain later, okay?
Oh! Let me know which ones were worth it in the comments.
Cheers!