New free-to-play games this month: Steel Aces and Vampir
A tank MMO from Armative Studios and a vampire-themed MMORPG from Netmarble have both launched on PC, free to start.
By GamesNewsly Desk2 min read
Two new free-to-play games have arrived on PC this week: a tank-focused shooter and a vampire-themed MMORPG. Both are free to start, and both are listed for Windows. Here is what each one is, who makes it and where to play.
At a glance
| Game | Genre | Released | Developer | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steel Aces | Shooter | October 30, 2026 | Armative Studios | PC (Windows) |
| Vampir | MMORPG | October 27, 2026 | Netmarble Corp | PC (Windows) |
Steel Aces
Steel Aces is a free-to-play tank MMO that launched on October 30, 2026. It is listed in the shooter genre, and it is both developed and published by Armative Studios.
It is available on Windows PC. You can find the game's listing on FreeToGame.
It is the newer of the two. The listing gives a short description and doesn't go into modes, maps or vehicles, so we can't say more about how it plays.
Vampir
Vampir is a mature vampire-themed MMORPG that came out on October 27, 2026. Netmarble Corp is the developer, and the publisher is Netmarble Neo. Like Steel Aces, it runs on Windows PC.
It is also covered on FreeToGame. The listing describes it only as a mature vampire-themed MMORPG, so details about its classes, story and systems aren't confirmed here.
Which one should you try?
The two games sit in different corners of the genre list. Steel Aces is a shooter built around tanks. Vampir is a role-playing game with a vampire theme and a mature tone. Because both are free to start, the cost of trying either is just the download.
A few things the listings don't tell us:
- Whether either game includes in-game purchases
- How large the downloads are
- Whether either one is coming to consoles or mobile
Check each game's own page before you install, particularly if you want to know about purchases or system requirements. The listings show PC (Windows) as the only platform for both.
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