2 free games (steam key)!

1. Free Steam Beta Key: Interloper

 Interloper is an intense real-time strategy game about alien tribes vying for control over a lush, newly discovered world. A peaceful densely vegetated land turns into a volatile battlefield of territorial tug-of-war. Claiming domain provides strategic advantages for the power hungry tribes. Challenge other players in competitive online multiplayer matches to spread your tribe’s influence.

 Watch video here: Interloper Announcement Trailer

How To Play

 The goal of the game is to cover the level with your domain. Domain provides the energy your units thrive on, and it connects claimed structures allowing you to make better units. To expand your domain you must move around your main unit – the Sentinel.

 Produce Drones and use them to block the enemy and protect yourself – or explode them into the face of the enemy to break through their defense.

Features

• Very short 5 minute games.
• Spatial tactics gameplay focus
• Online multiplayer matches (cross platform!)
• Single-player campaign.

Hot to get the key:

1. Jump to the official game site of Interloper
2. Subscribe to open beta
3. Fill out the required field
4. Confirm Subscription via e-mail
5. Wait for the key to be send (you never know if it takes a while)

A beta for the next 'Doom' game is coming

A beta for the next 'Doom' game is coming

But you'll have to pre-order 'Wolfenstein: The New Order' first

It's not being called 'Doom 4'

 Today, publisher Bethesda announced the release date for the upcoming Wolfenstein: The New Order, and along with it came a surprise reveal — a beta for the next Doom game is coming. Those who preorder Wolfenstein, which will be launching on May 23rd, will get access to the beta, though there are next to no details on the game itself. Curiously, Bethesda doesn't refer to it as Doom 4, instead calling it simply "the next Doom game."

 And while you'll get a key to the beta along with your copy of Wolfenstein, just when you'll be able to play it is unclear — Bethesda says the Doom beta will be launching at "a later, yet-to-be announced date" and won't say whether there will be other ways to get in it, or reveal any details on platform. "The only current way to ensure access is through preordering Wolfenstein: The New Order," the company says.

 The seminal Doom series, which celebrated its 20th anniversary last year, hasn't seen a new game since 2004's Doom 3. Doom 4 was officially announced in 2008, though we've seen little of the game since that time, as it has reportedly a very troubled development process.

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 source: theverge.com