Humble Choice Offers Frostpunk, Okami, and More in February

Humble Choice, Okami HD

Humble Bundle’s Humble Choice, its monthly subscription game service, is offering up to 12 games for its members to keep for the February lineup.

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The full list of the 12 PC games that Humble Choice subscribers to choose from during the month of February include:

  • Book of Demons
  • Cryofall
  • Eliza
  • Frostpunk (Includes The Rifts downloadable content)
  • Night Call
  • Okami HD
  • Pathfinder Kingmaker Explorer Edition
  • Project Warlock
  • Shenzhen I/O
  • The Hex
  • Underhero
  • Warstone TD

Which games users can keep depends on what tier they are paying for. Premium members can keep nine games from the list, while Basic members can only choose three games to keep each month. Premium costs $19.99/month or $179.99/year, and Basic costs $14.99/month or $134.99/year.

Humble Choice was known as Humble Monthly before making the switch last December and those who were grandfathered in, known as the Classic tier, can choose 10 games to keep. Humble Choice officially began last month with Middle Earth: Shadow of War and Street Fighter V headlining the January lineup.


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