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While we're on older games, Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall is free. Yes, that Elder Scrolls series. This entry is from 1994 and the Daggerfall Unity project lets you play it on modern Windows with a ton of bugfixes and quality-of-life features.
Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. It's a free and open source apocalypse survival game. Lots of zombies. Difficult to learn to play. It's my favorite game on the computer right now. I suggest playing the experimental build using the Catapult launcher. The game also works for Android, but don't play on any device where you can't use a real keyboard. The game uses your entire keyboard and I suggest you avoid playing with the touch controls unless you have no other choice.
Mindustry. It's pay-what-you-want on itch.io for PC, Mac, Linux, and Android. You can choose to pay nothing. It's $1 USD on the Apple store for iOS. It's a factory builder with more of an emphasis on tower defense than something like Factorio. It's got mod support, cross-platform multiplayer, the works.
Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. It's a free and open source apocalypse survival game. Lots of zombies. Difficult to learn to play. It's my favorite game on the computer right now. I suggest playing the experimental build using the Catapult launcher. The game also works for Android, but don't play on any device where you can't use a real keyboard. The game uses your entire keyboard and I suggest you avoid playing with the touch controls unless you have no other choice.
Endless Sky More open-source stuff (notice a pattern yet?). This is a free game about making money and enemies in outer space. I don't know if you've played the old Escape Velocity series, but this is kind of like that.
The Marathon series. These games are older (mid 1990s), but they're the shooters that Bungie made before they made Halo. The Aleph One port lets you play the games on modern systems.