Deal | Humble Bundle discounts $203 worth of Steam Deck-compatible games to $20
The latest Humble Bundle package — Team 17 game bundle — has arrived with 8 games in tow. The bundle is worth $203, but is selling for $20. This bundle will be running for a short duration and it is due to expire on December 9.
Deviating from the usual Humble Bundle style, this bundle is not a tiered bundle. All the games in this bundle are published by Team17 and are Steam Deck-compatible. Here is exactly what this bundle has to offer.
8 games worth $203 for a payment of $20
- Hell Let Loose: This is an online PvP that is set in World War 2, where two teams made up of 50 players face off. The teams are made up infantry units, tank units, and artillery. With a price tag of $49.99, it sports about 143,000 Steam reviews, and 81% of them are positive.
- Classified - France '44: Worth $34.99, this game puts you in charge of an elite troop in Nazi-occupied France. So far, it has managed about 800 user reviews, and 73% of these are positive.
- Thymesia: This is a souls-like action-RPG developed by OverBorder Studio. Thymesia costs $24.99 on Steam and currently has about 9,200 reviews, 83% of which are positive.
- Conscript - Director’s Cut: This survival-horror game has you fighting and scavenging for your survival as a lone French soldier in the First World War. Conscript currently has about 1,900 reviews, 90% of which are positive. Conscript is worth $19.99.
- Warcana: This is a base-building card game with tower defense gameplay baked into it. It costs $16.99 and has a little under 500 reviews (63% positive).
- Narita Boy: Narita Boy is a retro action-adventure platformer developed by Studio Koba. Sold for $24.99, it has over 1,700 user reviews, and 78% of them are positive.
- Honey, I Joined a Cult: This is a simulation game that incorporates base-building and simulation management. Here you get to run your own cult, brainwashing people into submission. Worth $21.99 USD, 73% of the 1,800 user reviews it has received so far are positive.
- King Of The Castle: King Of The Castle is a strategy game set in the medieval era. The game is played by 4–25 players. Here you get to rule as a monarch while preventing others from plotting and overthrowing you.
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