Humble Bundle has dropped an exciting new game bundle focused on Double Fine, and it’s stacked with 11 great games to add to your Steam library. For as low as $8, you’ll get beloved titles like Psychonauts, Brutal Legend, and Broken Age to boot up on your PC, which is an incredible deal when you take into account the bundle has a $146 value overall. That’s some seriously huge savings.
The bundle won’t be available for very long, though. From the time of writing, there’s just over 16 days left to grab it, so keep that in mind if you want to mull it over before buying. Below, you can get a good look at all of the games included in this bundle before picking it up.
Humble Bundle – Double Fine Publisher Bundle
Double Fine Publisher Bundle
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Pay at least $8 for 11 games.
The other nice bonus of this bundle is that any extra money you give that’s above the $8 threshold will go towards publishers, Humble, and a charity, of which the latter is Day of the Devs. This non-profit celebrates the wonderful world of indie games, which is always worth supporting.
If you choose to drop below $8 (the lowest amount you can give is $5 for this bundle), this cuts back on the number of games you can get. Instead of the full 11, you’ll get 7 games: Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin, Massive Chalice, Costume Quest, Iron Brigade, Stacking, Hack ‘n’ Slash, and Spacebase DF-9.
Buying this bundle is also a nice way to support Double Fine after a rough start to the year following Xbox’s massive restructure. After the split, the studio did announce that it owns IP and publishing rights for all its games, so picking up its older games now is a great way to support it as it starts anew as an indie studio once again.
Additionally, if you decide to get this bundle, it’s also worth checking out October’s Humble Choice as it includes Psychonauts 2. Then you can have both games ready to play back-to-back on your PC this fall.
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Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the commerce team here at IGN.
