Humble Bundle is offering their
Humble Choice July 2026 8-Game Bundle (PC/Steam Digital Games) on sale for
$14.99 listed below.
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Note, Humble Choice is a recurring monthly subscription that you can cancel at any time.
Includes- Tunic
- Note, game is Steam deck verified/compatible
- Sea of Stars: Sunset Edition
- Note, game is Steam deck verified/compatible
- Neon White
- Note, game is Steam deck verified/compatible
- Police Simulator: Patrol Officers
- Note, game is Steam deck verified/compatible
- Dicefolk
- Note, game is Steam deck verified/compatible
- Our Adventurer Guild
- Note, game is Steam deck verified/compatible
- Drop Duchy: Complete Edition
- Note, game is Steam deck playable
- Sledders
- Note, game is Steam deck playable
- 1-Month IGN Plus Membership
Top Comments
Also, the bundle price is good as well - basically as long as you think you'll play two of them then the rest are "free".
Historic lows (including keyshop pricing):
Sea of Stars: Sunset Edition $10.85
TUNIC $10.78
Neon White $6.59
Police Simulator: Patrol Officers $4.81
Drop Duchy - Complete Edition $14.36
Sledders $2.64
Dicefolk $3.46
Our Adventurer Guild $2.64
Community Reviews
This Humble Choice looks strongest for Sea of Stars, TUNIC, and Neon White, with the bundle leaning on a solid lineup rather than a single headliner. Sea of Stars gets praise for gorgeous visuals, a great score, and classic JRPG appeal, while TUNIC is called a must play for its puzzles and Zelda like feel. Neon White stands out as an addictive cult favorite with a strong soundtrack. The main caveat is fit, since Sea of Stars and TUNIC both draw some criticism for story or pacing, making the month best for anyone who still wants those games.
Sea of Stars offers gorgeous environments and a fantastic score that can appeal to retro SNES-style JRPG fans.
TUNIC can provide a manual and puzzle-driven experience that feels like an old Zelda-style adventure but with added challenge.
The bundle includes multiple Steam keyshop historic lows that can make the $15 price work well for players targeting at least two titles.
Neon White can deliver an addictive gameplay loop with a strong soundtrack that supports replay and even speedrunning with others.
Sea of Stars can disappoint with narrative and gameplay that feel like they drop the ball for some players.
TUNIC can feel tedious for some players due to constant enemy respawning and limited progression on overworld routes.
TUNIC can create a kill-and-heal loop because healing revives enemies, which can cause players to get stuck.
Neon White's VR mod can trigger motion sickness even when the VR experience is enjoyable.
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Tunic is pretty great though.
I think this would have been a pretty good bundle a year ago, but they have been available via Game Pass since their release and Tunic has been given away before on other platforms I believe, so getting them is entirely dependent on whether you've avoided them until now.
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