We’re two weeks into 2026, and Humble has already released some solid bundles. They first released The Carnage Collection, followed by the Decked Out Collection, with both offering a solid collection of games for a low price. Now, they’re back with yet another bundle, and it seems like yet another great selection for Steam Deck users.

The bundle we’re talking about is called Playful Platformers, and it comes packed with a mixture of 2D and 3D platforms. And if you’re a Steam Deck owner looking to try some new games, this bundle is worth checking out, as all of the games included are Steam Deck Verified. In other words, they should run smoothly on the handheld right out of the box.

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What’s in the bundle and how much does it cost?

As for its price, Humble has divided it into three tiers, each offering a different number of games. The first one costs $5 and includes three games, while the second one costs $8 and includes six games. And if you want all nine games included in the bundle, you’ll have to pay only $10. This is a pretty solid offer considering the original value of all games combined is $137, so you’ll be saving over $110.

With that said, here’s a complete list of games included in the Playful Platformers bundle, along with their Steam Deck compatibility status. The bundle is due to expire on January 4 (20 days from the time of writing), while the Steam keys you’ll receive will expire on February 4, 2027. However, the key for Grapple Dogs: Cosmic Canines will expire on August 4.

If you don’t mind buying game bundles outside of Humble, then you can also check out Green Man Gaming’s Indie Adventure bundle, which offers 7 Steam Deck games for only $14. Fanatical’s Pedal to the Metal bundle is also offering over $200 off on 13 Steam Deck-friendly games.

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Abdul Haddi

Abdul is a tech writer and Editor for PC Guide, specializing in all things tech, gaming, and hardware.