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Latest Fanatical bundle is offering 11 Steam Deck-friendly games worth $206 for only $13

A new charity bundle is now available
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Latest Fanatical bundle is offering 11 Steam Deck-friendly games worth $206 for only $13
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Fanatical has launched a new charity bundle ideal for PC gamers and Steam Deck owners alike. It’s called the Movember Father’s Day Charity bundle, and it can help you score a big collection of games for a very low price. There is a mixture of Verified and Playable titles for owners of Valve’s handheld to enjoy.

Unlike most of the other bundles available on Fanatical, this one isn’t divided into different tiers. Instead, it offers a single tier that can help you score 11 Steam Deck-compatible games for only $12.99.

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

What does the bundle offer?

The original value of all games combined is around $206, so you’ll save over $190 with this offer. You can also choose to pay an amount higher than $12.99, if you’d like to donate extra to charity. It’s important to note that this bundle comes with Steam keys. For Steam Deck users, this means you won’t have to rely on third-party launchers to access and play them.

In any case, here’s a complete list of games included in Fanatical’s Movember Father’s Day Charity bundle, along with their Steam Deck compatibility status.

GameSteam Deck compatibilityOriginal price
The Lord of the Rings: Return to MoriaPlayable$24.99
NUTMEG! A Nostalgic Deckbuilding Football ManagerVerified$24.99
Mon BazouVerified$15.99
Chivalry 2Playable$39.99
SymphoniaPlayable$19.99
Secret Neighbor – Hello Neighbor MultiplayerPlayable$19.99
Gun FrogPlayable$4.99
Rue ValleyVerified$14.99
Agent InterceptVerified$19.99
Sticky BusinessVerified$9.99
ShapezPlayable$9.99

If you’re new to the Steam Deck, Valve has a verification system that helps users understand how well games run on the handheld. If marked Verified, it should run smoothly right out of the box without any performance issues. On the other hand, Playable games run fine, but may require some tweaks and adjustments for an optimal experience.


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