This almost feels like one of those strange mistakes in a website's backend, when suddenly something that should cost $2,000 is listed for two cents. Even though it's only been released today, Deliver At All Costs, the new driving and sandbox game published by Konami, is already available completely free. GTA 6 might have been delayed. We're still waiting on the new DLC for destruction-happy crime sim Teardown. But in the meantime, Deliver At All Costs – and the beloved fighting game Sifu – are yours for the low, low price of absolutely nothing.
So, here's the setup. You're a delivery driver, and no matter what happens, your parcels have to get to their destinations on time. Problem is, you live in an intensely crowded, blissfully peaceful 1950s suburb. Imagine this place is Sanctuary Hills from Fallout 4, except this time, you're the bomb. Smash through buildings, screech down highways, and blow past traffic and pedestrians as you battle to maintain your flawless punctuality record. sandbox game where everything is destructible and you've got a four-wheeled, 200-horsepower battering ram.
The funny thing is, the release date for Deliver At All Costs is today, Thursday May 22 – even though the game has just been launched, it's already free on the Epic Games Store. If that's not intriguing enough, you can also get Sifu, the technical, fast-paced, kung-fu fighting game by Slocap, for free as well. That one is a little older – rather than literally today, it was released back in 2023 – but it's earned an extremely strong 92% positive rating on Steam.
Both Deliver At All Costs and Sifu are completely free on the Epic Games Store from now until Thursday May 29. If you want to pick them both up, just go here.
Otherwise, try some of the other best free Steam games available right now.
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