Each month, all those with a Humble Choice subscription are ‘gifted’ a selection of 8 titles for the relatively low price of £11.49. Available to add to your library right now, September’s line-up has been officially unveiled – including the likes of Sonic x Shadow Generations; Frostpunk 2 and half a dozen others.

For the grand total of £11.49, all those subscribed to Humble Choice during the month of September will be granted Steam keys for the following:

• Frostpunk 2
• Sonic x Shadow Generations
• Voidtrain
• Ballionaire
• Guntouchables
• Urban Jungle
• Pocket Mirror – GoldenerTraum
• Keylocker | Turn Based Cyberpunk Action

As always, a portion of the money raised will go towards charity, with September’s line-up helping to support Make-A-Wish: Dedicated to granting “life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses, delivering hope and joy to children and families when they need it most.”

For the uninitiated, your Humble Choice subscription also nets you access to a vault of “more than 50 DRM-free indie favorites” including but not limited to Getting Over It; A Short Hike among other lesser-known titles.

While far from the best of months, a total of 8 titles for less than the lowest record price of Sonic x Shadow Generations alone is certainly a solid deal. Full details on all of September’s offerings can be found HERE.

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Each month, all those with a Humble Choice subscription are privy to a selection of games for a relatively low price. Available to claim now, August’s line-up has been officially revealed, including the likes of Dead Cells, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth and half a dozen other games.

For the grand total of £11.49, all those subscribed to Humble Choice during the month of August will be granted Steam keys for the following:

• Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth
• Dead Cells + The Bad Seed DLC
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge
• Decktamer
• Conquest Dark
• Gatekeeper
• Pile Up!
• Dark Envoy

Between AAA releases, high profile indies and a couple ‘hidden gems’ August’s line-up should offer a bit of something for everyone. That said, there are some standouts such as Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth – the latest mainline entry in RGG Studios’ excellent action RPG series.

Featuring a memorable cast of characters, busy environments to explore alongside a near ‘infinite’ number of wacky side quests and mini-games, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is certainly worth checking out.

Another great addition is Dead Cells. Representing a satisfying blend of 2D side-scrolling combat and metroidvania-esque mechanics wrapped with a rogue-lite bow, this near-decade old title is still one of the best in its genre. Unfortunately, the bundle will only include the base game and its ‘Bad Seed’ DLC, meaning you will need to purchase the other 3 packs separately. Luckily, they are currently on sale via Steam.

Regardless, for 1/6th the price of a standard AAA game, August’s Humble Choice line-up certainly offers plenty of value.

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Each month, all those with a Humble Choice subscription are privy to a selection of games for a relatively low price. For the month of July, Humble is offering a wide variety of excellent indies, including the likes of Sea of Stars; Tunic and Neon White.

For the grand total of £11.49, all those subscribed to Humble Choice this month will be granted Steam keys for the following:

• Sea of Stars: Sunset Edition
• Tunic
• Neon White
• Police Simulator: Patrol Officers
• Drop Duchy – Complete Edition
• Sledders
• Dicefolk
• Our Adventure Guild

While each of these titles offer value in their own right, there are a couple stand-outs. Neon White is a fun, smooth and fast-paced FPS action-platforming puzzler. While its narrative can be hit-or-miss depending on your personal tastes, Neon White offers highly compelling and replayable gameplay – akin to the likes of Hotline Miami and Ghostrunner.

Tunic meanwhile is a somewhat calm and serene action-adventure title in the vein of classic Zelda games. Featuring beautiful visuals and surprisingly deep puzzle mechanics, Tunic is definitely worth checking out.

As mentioned, all 8 of these titles are available to claim right now, and will remain in your Steam libraries in perpetuity. Subscribers also gain access to Humble’s ‘Vault’ of 50+ DRM-free games.

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Each month, all those with a Humble Choice subscription are able to claim a solid 8 titles for the relatively low price of £11.49. For the month of May, subscribers can look forward to a strong line-up filled with plenty of heavy-hitters, including the likes of Diablo IV, Shin Megami Tensei V, Crysis 3 Remastered and more.

Available to add to your library from now until the end of the month, May’s Humble Choice line-up features the following:

• Diablo IV [Battle.net key]
• Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
• Crysis 3 Remastered
• Heroes of Hammerwatch II
• Nordhold
• Rogue Waters
• Cubic Odyssey
• Mini Settlers

Of course, the headliner for the month is Diablo IV. While the game suffered somewhat during its early months on the market, the team at Blizzard have helped to turn the game around, with now being perhaps the best time to get into the game thanks to its recent ‘Lord of Hatred’ expansion.

Shin Megami Tensei V is another major inclusion, with the 100+ hour-long RPG from ATLUS offering slick visuals, fresh-yet-familiar gameplay and two different story paths for plenty of replayability.

As always, Humble also currently have a number of different bundles on offer, including a Dead Rising Collection; a Bungie bundle; the Playism publisher bundle and more.

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Each month, all those with a Humble Choice subscription are able to get their hands on a solid 8 titles for the relatively low price of £11.50. For the month of April, Humble is offering a variety of games both big and small, including the likes of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla; Planet of Lana and The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria.

Available to add to your library from now until the end of the month, April’s Humble Choice line-up features the following:

• Assassin's Creed Valhalla
• Daemon x Machina Titanic Scion
• The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria
• Until Then
• Planet of Lana
• Artisan TD
• The Procession to Calvary
• Buddy Simulator 1984

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla needs little introduction, with the massive and sprawling open-world action-adventure RPG launching back in 2020 to somewhat mixed reviews. While in many ways the most refined version of Ubisoft’s RPG take on the AC franchise, its abundance of content and 100+ hour-long main campaign left many fatigued by the end. Still, if you aren’t burnt out by the franchise, Valhalla does have a lot to offer.

The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria meanwhile is a survival crafter in which you play as a dwarf embarking “on a new adventure to reclaim their legendary home of Moria beneath the Misty Mountains”. With pretty visuals, solid survival / building mechanics and a strong dedication to the IP (including the voicing talents of John Rhys-Davies as Gimli), Return to Moria is one of the better LotR games to have been released in quite some time.

Planet of Lana is a visually gorgeous puzzle-platformer which evokes major Ghibli vibes, telling the story of a “vibrant, beautiful planet” which has been invaded by a faceless army. Featuring “unique companion-based gameplay;” stealth; puzzles and platforming, Planet of Lana is certainly worth checking out.

Between AAA giants and indie hits, April’s Humble Choice line-up offers something for everyone.

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