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Want to grab seven Steam games for less than twenty bucks? A new Humble bundle deal fronted by the spectacular Bomb Rush Cyberfunk and intergalactic RTS Homeworld 3 lets you do just that. The stylish spiritual successor to 2000 classic Jet Set Radio boasts an ‘overwhelmingly positive’ Steam review score of 98%, but it deserves far more attention than it’s had since its 2023 launch. Now, you can get it for a lower price than it’s ever been sold on Steam, and snag six more games in the process.
Barring an actual Jet Set Radio return, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is the next best thing, and that’s no slight – it’s one of the slickest and coolest action games in recent years. Team Reptile, best known for high-speed brawler Lethal League, earns that near-perfect rating from players with BRC’s stylish, combo-driven action.
Whether you’re skating across the walls of the cel-shaded New Amsterdam, spraying anti-establishment tags, laying down sick grind combos that’d make Tony Hawk tear up, or slipping away from the militarized police trying to bring you in line, it’s all on point. The icing on the cake is a sublime soundtrack featuring work from legendary JSR composer Hideki Naganuma.
Grab this Humble bundle and you’ll also get Homeworld 3. The space game similarly winds back the clock 20 years to deliver a sequel to classic 2003 RTS game Homeworld 2. While Blackbird Interactive and Gearbox’s new entry didn’t live up to the critical acclaim of past entries, it still did enough to earn a very respectable 8/10 from Ian in our Homeworld 3 review. It might not be perfect, he explains, but “it’s authentically Homeworld,” and offers visual spectacles that are “a sight to behold and savor.”
The deal also gives you Telltale’s take on The Expanse, tactical RPG Lost Eidolons, DnD-inspired deckbuilder Pyrene, retro platformer Antonblast, and racing game Victory Heat Rally. Personally, I’d certainly recommend giving Pyrene a try, which is a snappy card-based twist on dungeon crawling and recently received a major update with extra characters, biomes, equipment, and monsters.
To grab all seven games in this new bundle, you’ll need to pay at least $18, but that’s cheaper than the lowest price that either Bomb Rush Cyberfunk or Homeworld 3 have ever been on Steam, and that’s without factoring in all of the other games. With a total combined value of $214 across the pack, you’re saving more than 90% on the original cost.
The IGN Gamescom bundle includes a total of seven games that you’ll get if you pay at least $18 / £15.90. It’s available until Wednesday September 10 at 5pm PT / 8pm ET (that’s Thursday September 11 at 2am BST / 3am CEST). Click the widget above or grab it here while the deal lasts.
For even more savings, we’ve rounded up the best free Steam games, along with the best free PC games across the board.
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