If you're just looking for the cheapest prices, you're not the targeted audience.That and grabbing free games on Epic, does absolutely nothing to support Linux and Steam Deck gaming. Quoting: peta77 Quoting: PixelDropCall of the Sea = free on EPIC right nowīecause that's what these are about. If you're just looking for the cheapest prices, you're not the targeted audience. Or you want the games, pay " sales prices" for them and support some charity organizations with a bundle!īecause that's what these are about. Actually taking the time to returning 1 or 2 games out of 4 during a big normal sale can literally save you more money than buying a bundle where you're only save a few dollars per game. Which the issue with paying near sale prices on bundled games is you can not return them if you don't like them, so unless you know you're going to like them you're better off just paying the couple extra dollars for return protection. If you have been collecting EPIC + Most all good value bundles for a while then you're almost paying sale prices for the stuff your missing. If you have been collecting EPIC games, it's an okay-ish bundle not great but okay. Then I have 2 others from other rarer bundles. Hellblade = Has been part of MANY bundles in the past. Quoting: PixelDropCall of the Sea = free on EPIC right now If I didn't already own Control and Hellblade, I would absolutely buy this bundle. As I usually do, I'll go over each title individually and list the rating for Steam Deck, along with ProtonDB rating for Desktop users to save you some clicking around. The Humble Heroines Bundle is an absolutely fantastic deal, with some great compatibility across Steam Deck and Linux Desktop with Proton.
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