Deal | Humble Bundle offers $283 worth of Steam Deck-compatible games for $13

A Steam Deck device (Image source: Valve via Unsplash; edited)

The latest Humble Bundle package — the Maximum Entertainment bundle — has arrived with 11 games worth $283. All the games are Steam Deck-compatible, with the exception of the first and ninth games, which have no rating.

Chibuike Okpara, Published 11/29/2025

Humble Bundle has added a new game bundle called the Maximum Entertainment bundle. For a price tag of $13, this new bundle contains a total of 11 items, and is worth $283. It will expire on December 20, 2025.

The Maximum Entertainment bundle is tiered, and it contains a total of 3 tiers. The first tier contains 5 items and costs $5. The second tier contains 8 items and costs $10. The third tier contains 11 items and costs $13. Here is exactly what each tier has to offer.

First tier gives you 5 games for a payment of $5

Hammerwatch Anniversary Edition: This is a remaster of the original 2010 action-adventure RPG that leans well into hack-and-slash gameplay. The original game has about 6,500 reviews, and 89% of these reviews are positive. Hammerwatch Anniversary Edition is worth $19.99.
In Nightmare: Worth $19.99, this horror-adventure game from Magic Fish Games aims to keep you on your feet. In Nightmare currently has about 85 reviews, and 84% of them are positive.
AfterImage: AfterImage is a 2D-platformer that features fast-paced combat and character development. With a $24.99 price tag, it currently has about 9,400 reviews (77% positive).
Bramble - The Mountain King: This is a horror-adventure game centered around monster-fighting. Worth $29.99, 94% of the 6,800 reviews it has received so far are positive.
Sclash: This is a simple 2D Samurai fighting game, with just three buttons for controlling your character, timing is your biggest weapon here. Baked by Bevel Bakery in 2023, 83% of the 500 people who have tasted it say the taste is alright. Sclash costs $8.99 on Steam.

Decorative image. The first tier contains 5 games (Image source: Humble Bundle)

Second tier gives you 3 additional games for a payment of $10

Soulstice: Soulstice is a hack-and-slash action-adventure platformer released in 2022. With 2,400 reviews to showcase (73% positive), Soulstice is available on Steam for $39.99.
In Sound Mind: This is a psychological horror game set in abandoned locations where you get to explore and fight monsters. In Sound Mind costs $34.99 and has garnered about 6,300 reviews, 95% of which are positive.
Hammerwatch II: This is a sequel to the action-adventure RPG Hammerwatch. In this pixelated world, you will aid a resistance against the forces of evil. Hammerwatch II currently has about 2,200 Steam reviews (61% positive) and it costs $24.99.

The second tier adds these three games (Image source: Humble Bundle)

Third tier gives you the remaining 3 games for a payment of $13

SunnySide: Set in a Japanese countryside, this JRPG combines plant farming with building, animal farming, and relationship building. SunnySide costs $29.99 and 66% of the 1,100 Steam reviews it has gathered so far are positive.
Double Dragon Gaiden - Rise of the Dragons: Set in the 1990s, this beat 'em up adventure game features single-player, splitscreen, and online co-op modes. With 1,400 Steam reviews (85% positive), this game costs $24.99 on Steam.
Morbid - The Lords of Ire: This is a Souls-like horror game that features hack-and-slash combat. It is worth $24.99 and currently has about 300 reviews on Steam, 71% of which are positive.

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Chibuike Okpara - Tech Writer - 302 articles published on Notebookcheck since 2024

I have always been fascinated by technology and digital devices my entire life and even got addicted to it. I have always marveled at the intricacy of even the simplest digital devices and systems around us. I have been writing and publishing articles online for about 6 years now, just about a year ago, I found myself lost in the marvel of smartphones and laptops we have in our hands every day. I developed a passion for learning about new devices and technologies that come with them and at some point, I asked myself, "Why not get into writing tech articles?" It is useless to say I followed up the idea — it is evident. I am an open-minded individual who derives an infinite amount of joy from researching and discovering new information, I believe there is so much to learn and such a short life to live, so I put my time to good use — learning new things. I am a 'bookworm' of the internet and digital devices. When I am not writing, you will find me on my devices still, I do explore and admire the beauty of nature and creatures. I am a fast learner and quickly adapt to changes, always looking forward to new adventures.

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