Steam users have until September 14 to add a free turn-based strategy RPG to their digital libraries at no cost, but those who do not at least claim it before then will never get the chance to play it again. Anyone who already owns it on Steam is also in the clear, but the developer intends to delist the game for two specific reasons.

And whatever the reason a developer/publisher has for delisting a Steam game, PlayStation game, Xbox game, Switch game, and so on, it's always respectful to give players a heads-up. More than once, although not always within the power of a developer, a game has been delisted with no prior warning to players. Maybe someone would return to it, play it, and say goodbye, as has happened with games like Battlefield: Hardline.

A brand-new indie game coming to Steam is combining elements of farming sim games like Stardew Valley with a variety of creatures to collect.

On September 14 , Developer SK team is delisting its turn-based strategy RPG Stones Keeper: King Aurelius . For those unaware, this Stones Keeper game focuses on the titular king, explores his history with the Order of the Griffin, and ultimately resolves with his final moments in his dark, dark world. The strategy combat manifests on grid-based maps, with positioning, excellent ability use, and different combos of weapons/skills required to win the day. Outside of combat, fans also manage their characters and develop their kingdom, adding more avenues for players to enjoy the free-to-play game on Steam .

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