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[PC, Steam] Free Games - Mr Snuggles Dungeon Adventure, Destroy Them ! @ Steam

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Both games are now free to play.

Mr Snuggles Dungeon Adventure

A teddy bear alone in a dungeon, his only hope for escape is… kitchen implements? A zany roguelike adventure with 100+ unique items, 9 bosses, 15+ weapons with upgrades, potion and scroll crafting and random dungeons. Explore, fight collect loot and use pineapples to help Mr Snuggles escape.

Destroy Them !

In Destroy Them, you have to destroy all the robots on 5 differents maps using advanced movements to earn points and beat your high score !

Destroy Them will soon become Free2Play, so don't buy the game during the price change process :-)

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Comments

  • -5

    Looks like shovelware with 4 and 1 reviews respectively, not worth clogging up your library.

    If I wanted to get keyloggers onto people's PCs, this is how I'd do it.

    • +1

      Is that a legitimate concern with Steam?

      • -3

        There's no way that Steam could confirm that executables are safe that I can think of. Downloading random exes from Steam is no different than downloading random exes from the Internet.

    • +1

      I'm sure it's safe, however, I agree that this will just be a waste of your time. There are a million better games out there, don't waste your time with these 10th rate amateur hobby games.

    • Valid concern. Also pretty exaggerated and highly unlikely.

      We’ve got nation states developing their own keyloggers, spyware etc. They target their deployment specifically (stuxnet, NotPetya) and despite their skill we still can detect those (sometimes it takes a few years).

      These are low popularity games that random people play. Nation states wouldn’t bother, the audience is a few people who download the game and no one who plays it. Not even on a work computer.

      If not nation states, any keylogger or malware is likely written by those with moderate skills. They invest a huge amount of time to make an unpopular game just so they can get a keylogger on, and we haven’t seen this happen (at scale) for two decades on steam?

      Technically possible but there’s a million easier ways to get malware on a few computers, and it’d be far better targeted.

    • For anyone interested in removing from Steam library:
      Open steam client
      Help > Steam Support
      Choose game you want to remove
      "I want to permanently remove this game from my account"

      Your feeling of shame is now gone, be proud of your library of un-played games you are proud of

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