In a special 24-hour deal, developer Lucid 11 is providing Derive collectively Membership at no cost on Steam, with the price increasing to $16 afterward. Additionally, there is a new in-game outfit that players can unlock by trying out the co-op game released today.
Derive collectively Membership seems to be reminiscent of the popular Overcooked series, where players collaborate to assist customers. In this game, however, the customers are adorable furry creatures, and seating arrangements may need to be considered. For example, Lucid 11 mentions that placing a panda at the same table as a tiger could lead to significant issues.
That’s not all. Derive collectively Membership is unique in several ways compared to other cooking simulation games. The cooperative title (for up to four players) allows participants to arrange their setup before striking a gong to open shop for animal customers. Additionally, humorously, if you tire of focusing on mixology, Derive collectively Membership allows for tussles with customers and evicting them from the establishment.
There’s a lot of competition on Valve’s storefront, even without a price barrier. GameSpot recently compiled the 28 best free Steam games, which include Counter-Strike 2, Shock Rivals, and Apex Legends.
Steam games can also seemingly appear out of nowhere to achieve remarkable concurrent-player counts, much like REPO recently did. Meanwhile, the free offer for Derive collectively Membership will en