The package is then rounded out by two widely unknown but accomplished independent titles that came out earlier this year, and two massively popular titles that gamers have probably at least heard of even if they’ve never played them. Banished is another popular game many consumers have likely viewed from a distance, wanting to try the title but not wanting to pay its $19.99 price tag. It’s an incredibly popular title in Early Access that a lot of people have probably had their eye on but refrained for picking up due to the Early Access stigma. The standout in December’s package is Rust. But the service outdid itself with this month’s game selections, offering more well-known critically acclaimed titles with wider overall appeal. Humble Monthly did exactly what I predicted it would by only giving reoccurring subscribers 6 games instead of 7, making the service perpetually more appealing for first time subscribers and giving people no real incentive to maintain a constant subscription. The overall current Steam value of the package was more, at $128 compared to last month’s total of $104, which is especially substantial seeing as how my concerns of the following month including one less game were validated. Subscribers of Humble Monthly received much better games this month, including: However the charity-focused gaming bundle distribution site came out swinging with its second Humble Monthly package. I wasn’t happy with the result, which felt incredibly lackluster compared to Humble Bundle’s usual offerings.
Humble has got your back with its new VR Premier Bundle, a choose-your-own-price bundle that packs in some incredible VR titles together.Last month I wrote about my experience with Humble Monthly – Humble Bundle’s Lootcrate-like monthly subscription service that offers gamers a randomized goodie bag of PC games on the first Friday of each month. With an overwhelming choice of headsets on the market that caters to every individual, the only thing stopping you is the cost of games. There has never been a better time to get into VR than right now. This article is written in partnership with Humble Bundle
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