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December’s Humble Choice line-up has been revealed

Humble’s Choice subscription service is a great way to get a bunch of games each month for a relatively low cost – aided by the fact that you can freely pause and unpause your subscription at will. For the final month of 2024, Humble Choice subscribers can get their hands on 9 games alongside a bunch of extra DLC coupons.

Available right now, all those with a Humble Choice subscription (costing £8.99 a month) are able to get their hands on:

  • Bomb Rush Cyberfunk
  • Old World
  • Atlas Fallen
  • Crime Boss: Rockay City
  • The Invincible
  • Venba
  • Moonstone Island
  • Inkulinati
  • Monster Prom 3

Additionally, subscribers can also obtain a handful of coupons including up to 90% off of Old World’s expansions, and a 50% coupon for Bomb Rush Cyberfunk’s Bass and Jay DLC.

Humble Choice

Easily the most notable title in the line-up is Bomb Rush Cyberfunk – a Jet Set Radio inspired spiritual successor. Featuring more than just the in-line skates of the original; the game adds both skateboarding and BMX biking into the mix.

As always, a small percentage of your Humble Choice subscription goes towards a charity, with this month’s being ‘Direct Relief’ – a nonprofit “humanitarian organization aiming to improve the lives of the impoverished and those in crisis with medical resources.”

In case you missed it, the Disney Classics Humble Bundle (as well as the sci-fi shooters bundle) are still available to redeem; the full details of which can be found HERE.

KitGuru says: What do you think of this month’s Humble Choice? Do you stay subscribed each month, or are you more selective? Let us know down below.

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