Fanatical’s new $10 bundle comes with 5 Steam Deck-compatible games worth $40 making their debut
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Fanatical is always launching new bundles on its store, and each one is carefully curated to help gamers expand their libraries without overspending. The platform recently introduced the Best of Cozy bundle, and now, it’s back with something different.
The newly launched bundle is called the Premiere Bundle, and as its name suggests, it includes indie titles making their debut. None of these games have ever been included in a Fanatical bundle before. Three of the games were released in 2025, while the other two were launched in the past month (June 25 and July 2, 2026).
What does the bundle offer?
Unlike many other bundles on the platform, this one isn’t divided into multiple tiers. Instead, there’s a single tier with five Steam Deck-friendly games worth $40.95 for just $9.99. You’ll get a Steam key for each game to redeem directly to your account. In other words, Steam Deck owners won’t have to deal with third-party launchers to access and play them.
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Prices correct as of October 9th, 2026.
Here’s a complete list of games included in Fanatical’s Premiere bundle, along with their Steam Deck-compatibility status. Do keep in mind that the bundle is available for another 31 days (from the time of writing), so make sure to grab it before then.
| Game | Steam Deck compatibility | Original price |
|---|---|---|
| All Hail the Orb | Playable | $6.99 |
| Pih | Playable | $8.99 |
| Origament: A Paper Adventure | Verified | $9.99 |
| FACEMINER | Playable | $7.99 |
| Cozy Cleaner | Playable | $6.99 |
For those new to the world of Steam Deck, Valve has a verification system to help users understand how well a game runs on the handheld prior to buying it. If it’s listed as Verified, it means it should run smoothly right out of the box. On the other hand, Playable games also run fine, but may require some manual tweaks for optimized performance.