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Humble Choice May 2026 8-Game Bundle (PCDD): Diablo IV, Crysis 3: Remastered
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Humble Bundle is offering their Humble Choice May 2026 8-Game Bundle (PC/Steam Digital Games) for $14.99.
Thanks to Community Member PocketsThick for finding this deal
Note: Humble Choice is a recurring monthly subscription that you can cancel at any time. Diablo IV is provided via direct redemption on Battle.net.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member PocketsThick for finding this deal
Note: Humble Choice is a recurring monthly subscription that you can cancel at any time. Diablo IV is provided via direct redemption on Battle.net.
Includes:
- Diablo IV
- Note: Diablo IV is provided via direct redemption on Battle.net.
- Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
- Crysis 3: Remastered
- Heroes of Hammerwatch II
- Nordhold
- Rogue Waters
- Cubic Odyssey
- Mini Settlers
- One Month of IGN Plus
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About this Deal
- Note: Diablo IV is provided via direct redemption on Battle.net.
- Through blood, become the savior of Sanctuary in Diablo IV, avenge Tokyo one epic battle at a time in Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance, and more!
- Join Humble Choice today and add this month's mix to your PC library.
- Digital keys do expire; please redeem before the listed expiration dates
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About the Poster
Humble Bundle is offering their Humble Choice May 2026 8-Game Bundle (PC/Steam Digital Games) for $14.99.
Thanks to Community Member PocketsThick for finding this deal
Note: Humble Choice is a recurring monthly subscription that you can cancel at any time. Diablo IV is provided via direct redemption on Battle.net.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member PocketsThick for finding this deal
Note: Humble Choice is a recurring monthly subscription that you can cancel at any time. Diablo IV is provided via direct redemption on Battle.net.
Includes:
- Diablo IV
- Note: Diablo IV is provided via direct redemption on Battle.net.
- Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance
- Crysis 3: Remastered
- Heroes of Hammerwatch II
- Nordhold
- Rogue Waters
- Cubic Odyssey
- Mini Settlers
- One Month of IGN Plus
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- About this Deal
- Note: Diablo IV is provided via direct redemption on Battle.net.
- Through blood, become the savior of Sanctuary in Diablo IV, avenge Tokyo one epic battle at a time in Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance, and more!
- Join Humble Choice today and add this month's mix to your PC library.
- Digital keys do expire; please redeem before the listed expiration dates
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Also, worth noting that this is just the base game for Diablo IV. Vessel of Hatred is no longer purchasable, but is included with Lord of Hatred, the new expansion that just released. Price of this bundle ($15) + Lord of Hatred ($40) = $55, still less than the price of the "Age of Hatred Collection" ($70) that includes both on BNet or Steam.
I'd be perfectly happy with Blizzard's back catalog becoming available on Steam, given that b.net's Linux support is nonexistent, and I don't care for fiddling around with Lutris or Heroic Launcher when I can avoid it.
Community Reviews
Humble Choice May 2026 is strongest for Diablo IV, Shin Megami Tensei V, Nordhold, and Heroes of Hammerwatch II, with the bundle price landing far below buying those games separately. Diablo IV is the base game only and comes through Battle.net, not a Steam key, but the low price still makes it appealing for players who do not mind another launcher or already use Battle.net. Nordhold and Heroes of Hammerwatch II get especially good word for tower defense and co op play. The main knocks are the non Steam redemption, the 100 gigabyte reinstall, and the feeling that Crysis 3 Remastered is the only Crysis game here.
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It can work, but not as smoothly as a native Steam key. Battle.net and other third-party launchers require extra setup on Steam Deck or Linux, which some users avoid; others say the one-time install is worth it for the discount.
No. Diablo IV is redeemed through Battle.net, not as a Steam key, so it stays tied to Blizzard's launcher and account system. It can still be a good value at $15, but it is not a native Steam redemption.
Yes, if you want Diablo IV base game at the lowest bundle price and do not mind Battle.net. The bundle price is $14.99, and commenters note that Diablo IV alone has sold around $20-$30 on sale, though endgame play may be better with the expansion.
No. The bundle includes Diablo IV base game only, and Vessel of Hatred is not included; the newer Lord of Hatred expansion is separate. That means the bundle is cheapest if you want the base game now and are fine buying expansions later.
No. If your membership is active, claiming this month's games can trigger an immediate $15 renewal payment. Humble Choice billing also runs on the last Tuesday of the month, and you can skip or cancel by then to avoid being charged.
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Also, worth noting that this is just the base game for Diablo IV. Vessel of Hatred is no longer purchasable, but is included with Lord of Hatred, the new expansion that just released. Price of this bundle ($15) + Lord of Hatred ($40) = $55, still less than the price of the "Age of Hatred Collection" ($70) that includes both on BNet or Steam.
I think I finally figured it out in my head.
The 'choice' is the pay for the games or not. It's not a subscription per-say, although much like Columbia House, if you do nothing you get the items anyway and are charged.
So, you are billed at the start of your plan. Then each month, they bill on the last Tuesday. That last Tuesday is the day you get your games if you do nothing and the day you are charged.
If you want the games early, you pay at the time you get them. (this counts for the last Tuesday payment) If you think the games suck for the month, you can skip the month or cancel your plan as long as you do so by that last Tuesday of the month.
So, when you got your items at the end of April, you paid then. For May, if you want the games right now, you pay again now. (April's payment was for April's games). Or, you could wait until the last Tuesday of May and just let it happen automatically.
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And its not managing two apps, but 2 dozen. But god forbid when I pay $$$ for something, I want to enjoy it on the platform of my choosing. OMG....such a horrible concept. But I must be in a "cult" because I have a different opinion than you do...can't have that in your free thinking world
What other monthly subscription gives you two months of service for every one payment?
Will wait for trilogy
Also Age of empires games too if they can bundle
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