Grab 8 PC Games for Just $15 Through February’s Humble Choice Lineup

Grab 8 PC Games for Just $15 Through February’s Humble Choice Lineup

Humble Bundle has dropped a fresh new lineup of PC games as part of its Humble Choice for February, led by Core Keeper, Date Everything, and Resident Evil Village. The timing for including the latter couldn’t be better, considering this month we can finally get our hands on Resident Evil: Requiem. So, if you haven’t played Village yet, what better time to jump into it?

Alongside those three games, you’ll get five more as part of this bundle, which costs just $14.99 per month when you sign up for the Humble Choice membership. That’s not all, though, as you also get a free month of IGN Plus as part of this bundle. It’s a real treat for PC gamers, so don’t miss out on this month’s excellent selection of games.

Humble Choice February 2026 Game Lineup

Humble Choice - February 2026

Humble Choice – February 2026

If Resident Evil Village has caught your eye, particularly if you’re counting down the days to Requiem, it’s worth noting we’re big fans. Back when it was first released, our review from IGN’s Tristan Ogilvie called it “a genuinely engrossing and increasingly combat-heavy continuation of the Ethan Winters story.”

SteamWorld Build is another pick from this list we enjoyed. Our review from writer Jon Bolding said it’s a “simple but fun city builder cleverly combined with a dungeon-constructing miner that keeps things quick and casual.” It certainly seems like a nice variety of games in this bundle you’ll get to add to your library.

There’s plenty of other perks you’ll get to enjoy as a Humble Choice member as well. Alongside the new selection of games to choose from each month, you’ll also save up to 20% on select games in the Humble Store, and 5% of your membership goes to a charity every month, which is NPower for February.

On top of that, the month of IGN Plus is a nice bonus alongside the games, offering you a chance to give it a test run for free. With this, you’ll be able to get rid of ads on the site, enjoy free games, and more.

Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.

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