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March’s Humble Choice line-up available now

Each month, all those with a Humble subscription are privy to a select number of titles for ‘free’ as part of the company’s Humble Choice service. For the month of March, subscribers can get their hands on a bunch of interesting titles, including Pacific Drive and Tales of Kenzera: Zau.

Costing £8.99 a month and available to add to your library from now until early April, this month’s Humble Choice line-up features the following:

  • Pacific Drive
  • Homeworld 3
  • Wild Hearts
  • Tales of Kenzera: Zau
  • Gravity Circuit
  • Sir Whoopass
  • Racine
  • Cavern of Dreams

Tales of Kenzera Humble Choice

While a solid selection of games, it’s worth noting that both Wild Hearts and Tales of Kenzera: Zau are claimed through EA’s Origin app as opposed to Steam. That said, Tales of Kenzera is a fun and slick metroidvania and so it could be worth booting up EA’s (unnecessary) launcher.

Beyond this, Pacific Drive is a unique car-based rogue-lite which sees you navigating strange terrain to uncover the secrets of the region, all the while slowly but surely upgrading your car with new parts that you find across the map.

As always, a small portion of the profits will go towards a charity, with this month’s supporting Care.org: “A long running charity that saves lives and helps millions of people find the way to a better life worldwide.”

KitGuru says: What do you think of this month’s offerings? Are you bothered by the Origin keys? What’s your favourite metroidvania from the past couple years? Let us know down below.

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