Spring has sprung, which means the tidier people of the world are rummaging through basements and closets in the ritual of spring cleaning. To create a fun digital analog for the yearly chore, Steam is encouraging customers to dig through their backlog of games and try out some of the ones they never (or hardly) played. Additionally, between now and Monday, May 28, Steam is giving all players free access to a selection of nine games they might have missed.The full list of games you can play for free this weekend is below, but here are some of the highlights. Don`t Starve Together is a standalone multiplayer version of the 2013 survival game. Cities Skylines is a city-building game that attempts to (and largely succeeds at) one-upping SimCity. Castle Crashers is a delightful multiplayer beat-`em-up, and Dirt 4 delivers intense off-road racing. Then there are some big games you probably already know about but may not have played, like Left 4 Dead 2 and Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor.As for your Steam backlog, you can earn rewards for clearing out the cobwebs and playing those dusty old games. All you have to do is choose tasks and projects and play the qualifying games, and you`ll earn trophies and a profile badge. The tasks change daily, but they include doing things like playing one of the free games or playing a game you`ve bought but haven`t ever opened. You can find the full details here.Additionally, the open-world sandbox game TerraTech is free to play on Steam now through Sunday. And two Steam games are free to download and keep this weekend: Guns of Icarus Alliance and Galactic Civilization II: Ultimate Edition. Just make sure to secure your copies before they go back to full price.Free to play on Steam May 24 - 28Don`t Starve TogetherDead by DaylightCities: SkylinesTyrannyBorderlands 2Castle CrashersMiddle-earth: Shadow of MordorLeft 4 Dead 2Dirt 4
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