Right now, you can grab Battlestar Galactica Deadlock completely free, and this offer won’t last long.
This turn-based strategy game normally costs £33.50, but Steam is giving it away until July 17th at 6pm. The process is simple – visit the game’s Steam page and click ‘Add to Account’ to claim your permanent copy.
Black Lab Games developed this tactical RPG, and Slitherine Ltd published it back in 2017. The game puts you in control of the Colonial Fleet during the First Cylon War, where you’ll defend the Twelve Colonies from destruction.
What Makes This Game Special
The gameplay focuses on commanding different ship types in 3D tactical battles. Every choice you make matters, and your strategic thinking determines whether humanity survives the Cylon threat. The game stays true to the beloved TV series while adding its own depth.
Critics gave Battlestar Galactica Deadlock a solid 77 score on Metacritic when it launched. However, Steam users love it even more – 90% of players rate it positively, earning the game a ‘Very Positive’ rating.
Player Reviews Speak Volumes
One Steam user wrote: “Battlestar Galactica Deadlock absolutely nails the spirit of the show. It doesn’t try to rewrite the lore or take creative liberties — it respects the source material and builds on it beautifully. The atmosphere, music, ships, and tone all feel authentically BSG, and it kept me engaged from start to finish.”
Another player called it the “Best space battle game I’ve ever played, not found anything else like it.”
The game delivers authentic Battlestar Galactica experience through its music, ship designs, and overall atmosphere. Fans of the TV series will recognize familiar elements while enjoying fresh tactical gameplay.
Steam has been generous with free games lately, offering multiple titles and demos for PC players. This particular giveaway stands out because of the game’s high quality and regular price point.
Since you lose nothing by claiming this free game, I recommend adding it to your Steam library before the deadline. Even if you don’t play it immediately, you’ll own it forever once claimed. The download size is reasonable, and the game runs well on most modern PCs.
Don’t wait too long – free game offers on Steam can end without warning, and missing out on a £33.50 game would be unfortunate.
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