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Banana Hell, a platform game starring a banana man, is free on Steam for the next 48 hours. More precisely, at the time of reading this news you will have a little over 24 hours to redeem it, so hurry up if you want to play it.Although it is certainly not a triple A or a very high profile game, Banana Hell has received for the mostly positive reviews from those who bought it, a sign that it might be worth playing. It normally costs around € 3. The gameplay itself is really challenging and will keep you glued to your screen for a few hours.
Banana Hell on Steam
Banana Hell: A game image with the banana under the moon If you care other free games, try the Epic Games Store title of the week, or wait for next week's title, which will arrive on Thursday. There are also rumors about Amazon Games' future offering, but in this case you need a subscription to get them.
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Steam Giving Game Away for Free for 48 Hours
Steam is giving a game away for free, but only for 48 hours. The game in question isn't the latest release, or a big AAA game, or even an indie darling. It's none of these things, but it's free, until 1:00 pm ET on September 27 that is. The game in question is a little $3 title dubbed Banana Hell, which debuted back in 2020 via developer Petriheart. We don't blame you if you've never heard of it, but apparently, it's pretty decent.
On Steam, the game boasts a 'Very Positive' User Review Rating, with 84 percent of 54 users reviewing the game positively. Whether negative or positive, almost every review mentions the game's difficulty, which is apparently through the roof. That said, to be fair, the developer notes the game is 'a REALLY HARD game.'
'Banana Hell is a platform jumping challenge game, move upwards to collect mysterious crystals,' reads an official pitch of the game. 'An adventure that will require full control and mastery of your jumping techniques. An extremely hard platform game filled with banana monologues.'
As always, once downloaded the game is yours to keep forever. In other words, this isn't a free trial or a demo. It's a proper free download that will stay in your library to be played as little or as much as you want.
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