Steam Bullet Fest: Free demos, deals, and more

Steam Bullet Fest, the platform’s latest themed event, runs through 10 a.m. PT on June 15 and features tons of bullet-based titles from developers and publishers around the globe. “You can never have enough bullets when it comes to the games in THIS fest,” teases the Steam event‘s blurb. Bullet heaven, top-down shooter, roguelite — whether you’re after gritty first-person cinematics or pixel-art adventures, Steam’s themed Bullet Fest catalog doesn’t skimp on the action. Budget-conscious gamers can breathe a sigh of relief, too; tons of free demos are available alongside countless indie games’ already-sensible prices.

Time to work on those evasion skills, friend. Check out my top picks from Steam’s ongoing, action-packed Bullet Fest:

ROLLA

ROLLA, the upcoming “B-movie inspired horror arcade destruction game about survival,” sends a massive meat ball (no, not the good kind) through an unsuspecting town like a katamari, leaving nothing but a trail of detritus behind it. Wanna take it for a spin? Download the ROLLA demo now, and follow the game on Steam to stay in the loop. ROLLA is expected to release sometime in 2026.

Soul Reaper: Endless Harvest

Stay on your toes in Soul Reaper: Endless Harvest, a “skill-based bullet heaven” that sends players (or Reapers) into a sea of souls — and buddy, it’s time to collect! This chaotic, top-down shooter features a permanent skill tree, Steam Deck compatibility, and short, digestible gameplay sessions. Soul Reaper: Endless Harvest launches on Steam in Q3 2026. Download the demo and wishlist now!

Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional

Go back in time to save your family PC in Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional, a surreal action roguelike coming to Steam in Q3 2026. Man the mouse and “double-click into folders as you dodge voids, fight viruses, and evade spam pop-ups. Search for XP and open files to develop your best build – exploiting weapons, upgrades and plug-ins.” Wishlist Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional, download the demo, and check out the trailer on YouTube.

Chromadi

In arcade shooter Chromadi, players must restore color to their once-vibrant planet of Chromara. Combine colors, battle “hue-men,” customize your team, and complete quests to unlock more goodies. Chromadi just hit Steam on Monday, June 8, in Early Access. Get ahead of the curve and check it out now for just $2.99 (post-launch discount lasts ’til June 15).

Beatdown City Survivors

Beatdown City Survivors, a brutal bullet hell from developer-publisher NuChallenger, just launched on Steam today, June 10. This hectic action roguelike sends gamers through a relentless onslaught of offbeat evils, all eager to attack. “Eradicate hordes of monsters […] Start fires, blow stuff up, electrify water, you name it.” Wishlist Beatdown City Survivors now, and download the free demo or add it to your Steam library for $7.99. The game’s launch-day sale price ends June 17.

Rightfully, Beary Arms

I played Rightfully, Beary Arms for the first time at PAX East 2026, and I mean it when I say I thought about it for the rest of the day. Released earlier this year, Rightfully, Beary Arms is a blast (pun intended) that sends beary brave players through a punishing, bullet-packed dreamscape. Warp your weapons, master mechanics, and make it as far as you paw-sibly can. Rightfully, Beary Arms can be yours for $3.49, which is, frankly, a steal.

Enter the Chronosphere

Enter the Chronosphere, which arrived on Steam in Early Access late last month, is a frenzied “roguelike shooter that combines turn-based tactics and real time action.” Take your player character and the rest of the Starseer crew through one heckuva celestial gauntlet to “combat a galactic threat: giant spheres that are consuming reality itself.” Enter the Chronosphere is available for $14.99 on Steam!

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