Board games are quite thrilling, and playing them with friends makes the experience even better. If you own a Steam Deck and have been toying with the idea of adding a few of them to your library, then you may want to check out the latest bundle from Humble Bundle.
This one is offering a decent number of Steam Deck-compatible board games and some other items for a very small price.
What does the Board Game Night bundle offer?
The Board Game Night bundle has nine board games in total. On top of that, there are two DLCs and two discount coupons. The original value of all items combined is $166, but you can snag them for only $18 thanks to the offer. However, keep in mind that the offer will end in 17 days, so make sure to grab the bundle before it disappears.
Here’s the complete list of games and items included in the Board Game Night bundle.
| Game Name | Steam Deck Compatibility |
| Dune: Imperium | Verified |
| Quilts and Cats of Calico | Playable |
| Terraforming Mars | Playable |
| Everdell | Verified |
| Wingspan | Verified |
| Munchkin Digital | Playable |
| Root | Verified |
| Scythe: Digital Edition | Unsupported but reportedly works fine |
| Sagrada | Unknown but reportedly works fine |
| Terraforming Mars: Prelude DLC | |
| Terraforming Mars: Hellas & Elysium DLC | |
| 30% OFF Coupon – Munchkin Digital: The Unnatural Axe | |
| 30% OFF Coupon – Root: The Riverfolk Expansion |
For those wondering, if a game is listed as Verified, it means it runs smoothly on the Deck without any issues. You don’t have to adjust the settings or do anything to optimize the performance. On the other hand, if a game is Playable, then you’ll need to tweak some settings to make it run smoothly. As for Unsupported and Unknown games, they also sometimes work smoothly, though you may have to make major adjustments in a few cases.
In any case, the Board Game Night bundle definitely offers some exciting games. Some of the titles like Dune: Imperium, Terraforming Mars, and Wingspan have a very high rating on Steam, and you should definitely give them a try.
In other news, Humble Bundle also recently launched a bundle for LEGO fans, which is offering 18 Steam Deck-compatible LEGO games worth $419 for only $15. So, you may want to check it out if you want a good number of titles that will keep you engaged for weeks or months, depending on how much time you spend on them.
