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id & Friends Humble Bundle includes DOOM and Wolfenstein

Humble bundles are a great way to get a bunch of great games for a relatively low price. Ahead of the upcoming launch of id Software’s Doom: The Dark Ages, Humble is now offering an id & friends bundle – featuring the likes of DOOM Eternal, Wolfenstein and more.

Available to purchase in 3 forms, paying just £3.77 will net you two titles:

  • DOOM 3
  • DOOM 64

Upping your contributions to £9.07 will get you the above, plus:

  • DOOM (2016)
  • DOOM + DOOM II (the OGs)
  • Wolfenstein: The New Order
  • Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

Humble Bundle

Finally, paying the full £21.16 adds the following on top:

  • DOOM Eternal
  • DOOM Eternal Year One Pass
  • Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
  • 10% off DOOM: The Dark Ages / Premium Edition

As always, a small portion of the money raised will go towards charity, with this bundle in particular supporting Direct Relief: “A nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that has become one the world’s largest providers of medical relief in the world.”

The Humble id & Friends Game Bundle is available to purchase from now until the 11th of May. In case you missed it, this month’s Humble Choice line-up is also available to claim right now, the full details of which can be found HERE.

KitGuru says: What do you think of this bundle? Will you pick it up? Are you more of a fan of Wolfenstein or DOOM and why? Let us know down below.

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