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November’s Humble Choice Is Live, and It’s Full of Bangers
Humble Choice’s November bundle is available for $14.99 and includes Mafia: The Old Country, The Outer Worlds 2, Shinobi: Art of Vengeance and other PC games. The article highlights the selection as strong value, with two featured games each receiving an 8/10 review.
Members can buy a single month and cancel while keeping the games, or pay $154.99 for an annual subscription, saving just over $24 compared with monthly payments. Membership also includes up to 20% off games in the Humble Store, access to a members’ game vault and a contribution to Covenant House, which supports young people experiencing homelessness.
In short
- November’s Humble Choice costs $14.99.
- Mafia: The Old Country and The Outer Worlds 2 are included.
- Annual membership costs $154.99 and supports Covenant House.
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The case for
At $14.99, the bundle may offer strong value for players interested in several of its games, especially given the favourable reviews cited for two featured titles. The option to buy one month and cancel while keeping the games also limits the commitment, while store discounts, the game vault and a contribution to Covenant House add potential benefits for members.
The case against
The bundle’s value depends on whether a buyer actually wants and has time to play enough of its games; favourable reviews do not make every title a good fit. The annual plan costs $154.99 upfront, so its advertised saving may not justify the commitment for someone uncertain about future selections, and membership perks may matter little to people who would not otherwise use them.
Explained simply
Humble Choice is a monthly PC gaming subscription from Humble Bundle. Subscribers pay a set price to claim a selection of games, which they can keep even if they cancel after that month.
Humble Bundle selects the games, while the companies that make and publish them retain their own rights. A subscription also offers discounts in Humble’s online store, access to a members’ game collection and a contribution to Covenant House, a charity supporting young people experiencing homelessness.