Humble Bundle is an online store known for its game bundles: you pay what you want, or a fixed price, for a set of games, books or software, and part of the money goes to charity. It launched in 2010 and was acquired in 2017 by IGN, which is part of Ziff Davis.
What Humble Bundle offers
- Bundles of games, e-books, comics and software for a limited time.
- Humble Choice, a monthly subscription with a selection of games to keep.
- The Humble Store, where you buy individual games.
On humblebundle.com you can usually choose how your payment is split between the publishers, Humble and the charity.
Popular alternatives to Humble Bundle
- Fanatical: also sells game bundles and official keys.
- Steam: the biggest PC store, with seasonal sales.
- GOG: DRM-free games and frequent discounts.
- Green Man Gaming: authorised key store.
- itch.io: indie games and bundles; see our list of sites like itch.io.
- GameFly: game rentals in the US.
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