HTC has announced that anyone who purchases the HTC Vive would receive a voucher for three free virtual reality games via Steam.

At launch, the Vive included download codes for room-scale sandbox Job Simulator, building game “Fantastic Contraption” and 3D painting app Tilt Brush. Buyers will get codes to download the titles from the Steam gaming service, according to Engadget.

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For every HTC Vive's $800 order, episodic adventure “The Gallery – Episode I: Call of the Starseed” and arcade shooter “Zombie Training Simulator” will join the returning Tilt Brush as the new order bonus trio, Techno Buffalo reported. 

“Episode 1: Call of the Starseed” from Cloudhead Games is an adventure-puzzle game that has earned positive reviews since its launch in April. It is an episodic game inspired by 1980s movies like “The Goonies” and games like “Myst,” that has groundbreaking new game mechanics and strange characters. It normally costs $29.99 from Steam VR.

“Zombie Training Simulator” offers cartoonish graphics, and allows you to shoot at virtual zombie cardboard cutouts. It includes various weapons, different modes for testing your speed and accuracy, and a global leaderboard. It costs $19.99 without the bundle.

Tilt Brush, which was already included with the HTC Vive. This awesome app created by Google allows the users to paint in three-dimensional space. It regularly costs $29.99.

In addition, new HTC Vive players can also grab “The Lab,” Valve's excellent collection of mini-games which is entirely free, and the best reviewed game on Steam. For DOTA 2 players, Valve also debuted the DOTA 2 VR Hub for free which allows VR spectating of matches in the game.

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