Deal | Former Humble Bundle team intros Digiphile, offers Steam Deck games worth ~$180 for $20

Humble Bundle is now a part of IGN, but before it was acquired in 2017, the platform operated independently. Now, it seems that the former staff members are making a comeback. They have introduced Digiphile, and the first games bundle has seven Steam Deck games worth around $180 for as low as $20.

This game collection is called Return of the Immersive Sim, and as the name suggests, it has immersive simulator games. Here's a little more about the titles included:

• System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster - regarded as the definitive edition of one of the classic FPS games from 1999. The remastered version was launched in 2025, is worth $29.99, and features the Steam Deck Verified compatibility rating.
• Peripeteia - a retro-themed RPG with first-person and third-person gameplay that was released in 2025. It currently boasts an 85% positive player rating, is worth $24.99, and sports the Steam Deck Playable compatibility rating.
• Shadows of Doubt - worth $24.99, this is an immersive simulator with sandbox elements. This detective game was released in 2024, features an 82% positive rating, has the Steam Deck Verified compatibility label, and sports full controller support (GameSir Nova Lite 2 curr. $25.99 on Amazon).
• System Shock - released in 2023, it's a remaster of the 1994 title that promises to deliver a first-person fight to the death experience. It's worth $39.99, sports a 90% positive player rating, and is categorized as Steam Deck Playable.
• Fallen Aces -  an early access game that's described as a crime noir FPS. It was released in 2024, is worth $14.99, flaunts a 96% positive player rating, and is categorized as Steam Deck Verified.
• Blood West - described as an immersive stealth FPS with a western setting. It launched in 2023, is worth $24.99, sports a 89% positive rating, and is tagged as Steam Deck Verified.
• Ctrl Alt Ego - a first-person immersive sim with puzzles and RPG elements. This 2022 game doesn't have an official Steam Deck compatibility label, but it reportedly runs smoothly on the gaming handheld with a few tweaks. It's worth $19.99 and is rated 93% positive by players.

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