Almost every month, Humble Bundle adds new bundles to its site, each focusing on helping gamers grab a number of titles for a small price. Recently, they launched a new bundle, through which they are offering 13 games. Half of these are Steam Deck Verified or Playable, while the other half are listed as Unknown or Unsupported, though most reportedly run well on the handheld, making it a fine collection for cheap.
This bundle is centered around games from Cyan Inc. – which is most widely known for the Myst series of games. So if you’re interested in a classic puzzle experience, then this bundle is for you, featuring new and old titles to enjoy.
Enter the Mysterium Game Bundle
What does the Enter the Mysterium bundle offer?
As mentioned above, Enter the Mysterium bundle includes a total of 13 titles, and you can get them for $20. This is the minimum you need to pay for all 13 items. If you pay less, like $10 or $7, then you’ll receive fewer games. You can also pay a higher amount if you want to donate more to publishers, Humble, and a charity.
Here’s a complete list of games included in the Mysterium bundle, along with their Steam Deck compatibility status.
| Game Name | Steam Deck Compatibility |
| Firmament | Verified |
| Myst (2021) | Verified |
| realMyst: Masterpiece Edition | Playable |
| Obduction | Playable |
| Myst III: Exile | Unsupported but reportedly runs fine |
| Myst: Masterpiece Edition | Unknown but reportedly runs fine |
| Myst IV: Revelation | Playable |
| Riven: The Sequel to MYST | Playable |
| Myst V: End of Ages | Unknown but reportedly runs fine |
| URU: Complete Chronicles | Unknown but reportedly works fine after some tweaks |
| Spelunx and the Caves of Mr. Seudo | Playable |
| Cosmic Osmo and the Worlds Beyond the Mackerel | Unknown but reportedly runs fine |
| The Manhole: Masterpiece Edition | Unknown |
Any good games?
The bundle offers some exciting titles if you’re a fan of puzzle-solving. For instance, we have Myst (2021), a remastered version of the classic point-and-click adventure game from 1993. It sends players to the mysterious Island of Myst, where they must solve puzzles and uncover the island’s secrets. Compared to the original title, the remastered version offers improved visuals, and you can now play it in VR. The bundle also offers other games from the series.
Firmament is yet another title worth trying where you can explore three unique Realms. Each Realm has plenty for you to explore, and you’ll need to uncover secrets and solve puzzles as you progress through them. You’ll have a device called “Adjunct” by your side, which will help you solve the puzzles. Overall, the game offers around 9 hours of content.
If you’re interested in getting more games for your Steam Deck, then you can check out the Prestige Collection bundle from Fanatical, which offers 14 Steam Deck games.
