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Humble Choice includes three major Steam games for £12 a month

The Verge ·

Humble Choice’s $14.99 monthly subscription includes several Steam games, including Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown and Psychonauts 2. Subscribers keep the games even if they cancel after one month, making the bundle a low-cost way to pick up titles they want.

Other deals include 20 per cent off remaining stock of Valve’s discontinued Index headset, Borderlands 4 for $19.91 on PS5 and Xbox Series X, and discounted pre-orders for The Odyssey on 4K Blu-ray. The Index needs a base station, which Valve no longer sells, while the film is due for home release on 17 November.

  • Humble Choice costs $14.99 and includes several notable PC games.
  • Valve has discounted its remaining Index headset stock by 20 per cent.
  • Borderlands 4 and The Odyssey 4K Blu-ray are also on sale.

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Humble Choice is a monthly subscription that bundles PC games, usually delivered as Steam keys. Steam is a digital shop and library for PC games, where players can download and manage titles they own.

The games in each bundle can vary, and subscribers can usually keep the games they claim even if they later cancel. The other offers mentioned are separate deals: Valve’s Index is a virtual reality headset, while 4K Blu-ray is a high-resolution disc format for films.

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Originally published by The Verge as “$15 gets you Psychonauts 2, the latest Like a Dragon game, and more”.

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