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Humble’s latest bundle is offering 8 Steam Deck-friendly games worth $235 for just $13

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Humble’s latest bundle is offering 8 Steam Deck-friendly games worth $235 for just $13
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Humble is back with another great bundle for PC gamers, and yet again, it’s a great pick for Steam Deck owners. It’s called the Triple-i Interactive Showcase bundle, highlighting “an all-star collection” of titles from the Triple-i Initiative, which is a special showcase all about indie titles. The new collection comes shortly after Humble treated us to the Indie Fighters bundle.

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Triple-i Interactive Showcase Bundle (Humble)

X4: Foundations, My Time at Sandrock, and more!

What does the bundle offer?

Humble has split it into three tiers, each offering a different number of games. The first tier costs $8 and includes two games, while the second one offers five games for $10. The third tier includes eight games for $13, offering the most value for money. Considering the original value of all games included is $235, this is a very attractive offer, as you’ll save over $200.

That said, here are all the games included in Humble’s Triple-i Interactive bundle, along with their Steam Deck compatibility status. Do keep in mind that the bundle will be live for another 17 days (from the time of writing), while the game keys themselves will expire on April 29, 2027.

GameSteam Deck compatibilityOriginal price
X4: FoundationsVerified$49.99
The Last Spell – Complete EditionVerified$40.97
My Time at SandrockVerified$39.99
Cat Quest IIIVerified$19.99
33 ImmortalsPlayable$14.89
Endzone 2Unsupported, but reportedly runs fine with Proton$29.99
Gestalt: Steam & CinderVerified$19.99
WHAT THE CAR?Verified$19.99

Most of the games included are rated Verified on the Steam Deck, while one is Playable. There’s also one title listed as Unsupported, but it reportedly runs just fine. You’ll also receive a Steam key for each game, so you can redeem them directly to your account instead of using a third-party launcher to play them on Valve’s handheld.

If you don’t mind buying game bundles outside of Humble, then Fanatical’s Triple Pack bundle is also worth checking out. It includes 18 games worth $338, which you can score for just $16.


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