Steam gives away free 89% rated story rich RPG for a limited time - GAMINGbible

What the report says
GamingBible reported that Steam is running a limited-time giveaway for The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante, identified by the outlet as an 89%-rated, story-focused role-playing game. The report says players who add the game to their Steam account during the promotion will retain access after the offer ends, though the available article text does not include the closing date or any regional restrictions.
The named game, The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante, is a narrative RPG known for choice-driven progression and a heavily text-based presentation. General background on the title indicates that it follows one character’s life through a harsh fantasy society, with player decisions shaping status, relationships and endings. The GamingBible headline frames the giveaway around its strong user rating and appeal to players looking for a substantial story-led experience.
The development matters for PC players because Steam giveaways differ from temporary free weekends: when a game is claimed during a permanent-account promotion, it typically stays in the user’s library. It also gives the title renewed visibility among players who may have missed it at launch or were reluctant to buy it without trying it first.
Because GamingBible’s full article text was not available in the supplied material, key practical details such as the exact deadline, participating countries and whether downloadable content is included could not be verified from the source evidence. Readers interested in the offer should check the game’s Steam page directly before the promotion expires.
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