Ethan Crossfield 
Kajipeet, the 2024 local multiplayer party game from Miracle Scape, is now permanently free on Steam. The change gives players a no-cost way to try its compact competitive arenas, where up to four participants fight to remain the last one standing.
What happened to Kajipeet on Steam
Kajipeet previously sold for $0.99 on Steam, but it became free to download and keep on October 22. Miracle Scape made the change while marking the beginning of work on a new game. The studio also made its other title, Lizards vs Slavs: Arena, free for Steam users.
This is not presented as a limited-time giveaway. Kajipeet's new $0.00 price removes the small entry barrier for a game that had limited user feedback on Steam, allowing local multiplayer groups to decide for themselves whether its quick-match format suits their sessions.
Why the free release matters for local multiplayer fans
Kajipeet is built around simple elimination matches on small floating maps. Players can defeat rivals directly or force them off the stage, earning points by being the final survivor. Map layers and environmental elements can alter how each round develops, but the objective remains focused on outlasting everyone else.
The game supports between two and four local players, with no single-player mode indicated by the available information. That makes it a better fit for couch sessions than solo play, and its straightforward rules should make it easy to introduce to a group without a long tutorial. Miracle Scape also points to upgrades, varied stages, and hidden Easter eggs as reasons to revisit matches.
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Power-ups are a major part of Kajipeet's match flow. Some boosts affect player capabilities, while others can change environmental conditions. One highlighted mode element, Royal Battle, introduces a shrinking area that pushes players together in a battle royale-style squeeze.
The permanent free model could help the game find a larger audience among players looking for lightweight competitive party games. However, its local-only design means its reach will depend heavily on groups able to play together in person. Players seeking another free competitive option on Steam can also look at Shenaniguns, a top-down shooter that recently dropped its $6.99 price and has received mostly positive user feedback.
What players should know before downloading
- Kajipeet is free to keep on Steam rather than part of a stated limited-time promotion.
- Matches support two to four local players on the same setup.
- The goal is to eliminate opponents or knock them off the map and survive until the end.
- Power-ups and changing map conditions can reshape rounds, including a shrinking-zone mechanic.
- Players looking for solo play should note that a single-player mode is not indicated.
Expert View
Making Kajipeet permanently free is a sensible discovery move for a small local multiplayer game. Its value depends on having friends in the room, so eliminating even a $0.99 purchase decision gives Miracle Scape the best chance to turn curiosity into regular group play.
