3 Great Humble Bundle Deals for Charity
Humble Bundle has three massive new game collections available right now, covering metroidvanias, Frictional Games' horror classics, and the GDQ Frost Fatales lineup.
Humble Bundle has launched three new charity game bundles covering metroidvanias, Frictional Games' horror catalog, and the Games Done Quick Frost Fatales 2026 lineup.
My Steam backlog is currently a towering, insurmountable monument to my own lack of impulse control, and I have absolutely zero shame about it.
Since 2010, Humble Bundle has raised over $277 million for various charities by bundling PC games at steep discounts. Buying these is practically a moral imperative, or at least that is what I tell myself when I buy my fourth copy of a game I already own.
$12 for $201 worth of map clearing

The Metroidvania Mayhem Bundle packages several beloved indie titles for $12. The MSRP for this collection is normally $201. That is a 94 percent discount. The metroidvania genre is built entirely around exploring every corner of a map, fighting tough bosses, and unlocking new abilities to reach previously inaccessible areas.
This bundle leans heavily into that loop. It includes the Axiom Verge series alongside other notable indie entries. Axiom Verge is a standout because developer Thomas Happ built the entire first game by himself over five years, handling the coding, art, and music. A portion of the proceeds from this bundle goes to support Humble's featured charities.
Six horror games for $15

Frictional Games has defined modern first-person horror, and the Frictional Games Bundle collects six of their best titles for $15. The $10 tier includes the Penumbra Collector's Pack, Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs, Amnesia: Rebirth, and Amnesia: The Dark Descent. That last title is a 2010 release that basically invented the modern defenseless-horror genre by removing the player's ability to fight back.
Stepping up to the $15 tier adds SOMA, a sci-fi horror masterpiece that asks deeply uncomfortable questions about human consciousness, and Amnesia: The Bunker. The latter is a recent and excellent entry that introduces a persistent, unscripted monster in a World War I setting. The total retail value is $134. Every game in this bundle is rated Steam Deck Verified or Playable. Purchases support Humble's general charity fund.
Seven games supporting the NWLC

The Games Done Quick: Frost Fatales 2026 Bundle offers seven games for $10. The lineup includes Yoku's Island Express, An Airport For Aliens Currently Run By Dogs, Super Glitter Rush, Yars Rising, Here Comes Niko, Voidwrought, and Q-UP. Yoku's Island Express is a great inclusion here. It blends open-world exploration with pinball mechanics.
This specific bundle directly benefits the National Women's Law Center, a charity that fights for gender justice. The GDQ organization raised over $151,000 for the NWLC last year alone. The Frame Fatales all-women speedrunning events have raised over $1 million for charity since 2019. The games here would normally cost $128. That gives you a 92 percent discount while supporting a specific cause.
These three bundles offer an easy way to pick up critically acclaimed games while directing money toward charitable organizations. Every purchase helps. Also, PPR gets a tiny commission. Now, if you will excuse me, I need to go figure out how to organize a Steam library that just grew by another 20 games I will probably not play until 2031.
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