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‘Sci-fi Shooters’ Humble Bundle available now

Humble bundles are a great way to get a bunch of games for a relatively low price. Right now, the platform is offering a sci-fi themed shooter bundle, featuring some all-time greats in the genre.

Available to purchase in 3 forms, paying £7.91 will net you:

  • Crysis Remastered
  • DOOM (2016)
  • Coupon – 68% off Prey Mooncrash

Paying at least £11.08 will add two more games:

  • Prey (2017)
  • Crysis 2 Remastered

Finally, chucking Humble at least £15.04 adds the final 3 titles:

  • Crysis 3 Remastered
  • Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster
  • System Shock (Remake)

Humble Bundle

As always, a small portion of the money will go to charity, with this bundle in particular supporting One Tree Planted and Cool Effect; the former being a “non-profit focused on global reforestation” and the latter giving “people the power and confidence to band together and reduce the carbon pollution that causes climate change.”

For fans of the genre, you likely already have a decent chunk of the games featured above. That being said, there’s no denying that the ‘Sci-Fi Shooters’ bundle includes a solid number of classics.

KitGuru says: What do you think of the bundle? How many of these games do you already own? What’s your favourite game in the genre? Let us know down below.

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