Humble Bundle Drops $100 in Indie Games for a Tenner
Score critically acclaimed titles like Celeste and The Witness for a fraction of their usual price. Steam Deck ready, too.

Humble Bundle just dropped a new package, and honestly? It's a dream for indie game fans and Steam Deck owners alike. The "Humble Indie Icons Showcase Bundle" gives you eight critically acclaimed indie titles for ten bucks. A steal, really. We're talking over $100 in savings compared to buying each game separately.
What's in it? Fan favorites like Celeste and The Witness, both perfect 10/10s from IGN. You'll also find Starbound, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, Superhot, Risk of Rain Returns, Citizen Sleeper, and Slime Rancher. Every single one? Steam Deck verified or playable. So you're good on PC, handheld, wherever.
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Why This Bundle Hits Different
Humble bundles always offer value. But this one? It's different. A killer lineup, dirt cheap.
- Celeste: IGN 10/10, Steam 97%
- The Witness: IGN 10/10, Steam 86%
- Starbound: IGN 9.1/10, Steam 91%
- Bloodstained: IGN 8.8/10, Steam 94%
Some of these, like Bloodstained, usually hit forty bucks. Others are ten, fifteen. You do the math. Serious savings here.
The European Angle
Over in Europe, where games can cost more thanks to VAT and import taxes, these bundles are a real break. And with Steam Deck sales booming across the continent, this could be big for indie exposure there.
What This Means for You
So what's this mean for you? Want to beef up your game library? Without emptying your wallet? This is it. PC or Steam Deck, doesn't matter. They'll run.
What's Still Fuzzy
How long will this deal last? Nobody knows. And getting your codes? That might depend on your internet, or where you're buying from. Could be instant, could take a minute.
Why This Matters
This isn't just a sale. It's a sign. The digital landscape is changing. Bundles like this? They're value for us, and a huge boost for indie devs. Gets their work to more players. Win-win. For gamers, for devs. Keeping indie gaming diverse, rich. That's what it's about.
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