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Forget the Steam Spring Sale, this Fanatical bundle offers much better discounts on 12 Steam Deck-friendly games

Another great selection from Fanatical to (more than) rival the Spring Sale
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Forget the Steam Spring Sale, this Fanatical bundle offers much better discounts on 12 Steam Deck-friendly games
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Fanatical never disappoints when it comes to game bundles. The platform introduces new collections for gamers on a regular basis, each designed to help them grow their libraries without breaking the bank. In fact, one of their recent bundles, called the Very Positive Bundle, is offering much better discounts on a collection of games than the ongoing Steam Spring Sale.

Prices and savings subject to change. Click through to get the current deal prices.

Very Positive Bundle (Fanatical)

Syberia: The World Before, BioGun, and more!

What does the Very Positive bundle offer?

As the name suggests, this bundle delivers a bunch of games which enjoy a ‘Very Positive’ rating on Steam – so you know you’re not getting any serious duds. Just like most other Fanatical bundles, this one is customizable, so you can pick and choose the games you want instead of paying for everything. The final price will also depend on the number of games selected.

While three to six games will cost $1.60 each, selecting seven to nine will bring it down to $1.40. And if you add ten or more games to your cart, the price will further drop to $1.30. If you opt for the entire bundle, you’ll only have to pay $15.59. For reference, Syberia: The World Before and Shogun Showdown currently cost $15.48 on Steam combined – despite both having discounts in the Steam Spring Sale. So, for a few cents more, Fanatical is offering 10 more games.

Here’s a complete list of games included in Fanatical’s Very Positive bundle, along with their Steam Deck compatibility status.

GameSteam Deck compatibilityOriginal price
Syberia: The World BeforePlayable$39.99
BioGunUnsupported but reportedly runs fine after some tweaks$19.99
Legion TD 2 – Multiplayer Tower DefensePlayable$22.99
Outpath Playable$14.99
Galactic GlitchPlayable$12.99
Zombie Army 4: Dead WarPlayable$49.99
Islets DefenseVerified$9.99
Golden LapPlayable$14.99
STASIS: BONE TOTEMVerified$19.99
CODE BunnyOfficially ‘Unknown’ but reportedly runs fine out of the box$9.99
DOCTOR VISCERAPlayable$7.99
Shogun ShowdownVerified$14.99

As you can see in the table above, most of the games are marked Playable, which means they could do with some tweaks and adjustments for optimized performance – but should run just fine. On the other hand, three are Verified, so they should offer a smooth Steam Deck experience right out of the box. Even the titles listed as Unknown or Unsupported reportedly run fine on the handheld, based on user testing.

Everything said, we also recommend checking out Humble’s Multiplayer Madness bundle, which can also help you save big on a collection of Steam Deck-compatible games.


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