Steam is making waves this year with numerous innovations. With the launch of the Steam Controller, the introduction of new Steam Machine hardware, and the upcoming release of the Steam Frame VR device, Valve is experiencing a busy period. In addition, the platform is offering various summer discounts, genre-based sales, and extra features. Right now, there’s a fantastic opportunity for users to stay engaged with Steam.

On Reddit, Steam users are currently discussing some free downloads available on the platform. However, you need to remember that this opportunity is valid for a limited time. To celebrate the introduction of the "Discovery Queue" feature, Steam is offering users the chance to download three free stickers. If you’re wondering, "Why stickers?" these stickers are used in a free object quest provided by Valve through the Discovery Queue system.

Valve provided a brief explanation on how to claim your free downloads: "To earn free stickers, go through your Steam Discovery Queue. You can find the Queue on the homepage or any tag or genre page. Click here to visit your Queue and get started." It’s a pretty straightforward campaign; just browse through your Discovery Queue and complete the process. Additionally, you can customize your queue by removing categories like videos, early access products, music, and unreleased games. After completing the process, you can receive two dragon stickers and one chicken sticker.

Chicken and dragon designs are also available in the Steam Points Shop, which you can access by shopping on Steam or "contributing to the Steam community." Steam is approaching a significant milestone for the upcoming year. While its hardware doesn’t need to be entirely successful, discussions about consoles and physical ownership in the gaming industry are quite intense. This week, Xbox laid off hundreds of employees during a major restructuring process, while Sony plans to close the PS3 and Vita stores and eliminate physical discs in the coming years. Throughout this process, Steam continues its path without hesitation and is ramping up hardware production.