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Humble announces ‘Rage Inducing Difficult Games’ Bundle

There’s something particularly satisfying when it comes to overcoming a challenge, especially when the challenge in question is widely regarded as being tough, or perhaps even unfair. Leaning into this, Humble is currently offering a new ‘Rage Inducing Difficult Games’ bundle, covering all manner of genres.

Humble’s Rage Inducing Difficult Games Bundle is available to purchase for the next 3 weeks or so, and as expected, can be claimed in multiple forms. Paying at least £5.40 will net you the following:

  • Getting Over It (The game that started it all)
  • Pogostuck: Rage With Your Friends (Directly inspired by Getting Over It)
  • Splodey (2D platformer where you cannot jump)
  • Never Give Up (Fast-paced 2D platformer)

Humble Bundle

Coughing up at least £11.70 meanwhile will get you the full bundle of 10 titles, adding the following on top of those listed above:

  • GRIME – Deluxe Edition (Hardcore souls-like metroidvania)
  • Lorn’s Lure (Retro-inspired first-person climbing game)
  • Aeterna: Darkness Megapack (2D hand-drawn metroidvania)
  • Jump King (Charge-jump focused 2D platformer)
  • Egging On (Where you play as an egg trying not to get cracked)
  • Ghostrunner (Harcore high-octane melee-focused platforming FPS)

Like always, a portion of the proceedings for this bundle will go towards helping charity, with this particular package supporting the ‘Prevent Cancer Foundation’: “a leader in cancer prevention and early detection.”

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