Humble Better Futures Bundle – 8 Games Worthy of Their Cause
The games in the Humble Better Futures Bundle might not offer the best in terms of your future (I’m looking at you, Throne of Lies), but the charity your donations go to in buying this bundle will!
In fact, looking at a lot of these games, the endings seem more bleak than lively.
But I’ll let you decide on that one.
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Torchlight
I have this and the second game on my Steam, but I haven’t played too much of it. While I liked what the game had to offer, it’s one of those games that gives you a lot that you can do as you wander around, and then my ADD self goes off on a tangent and forgets the main quest.
And while I like the point and click combat such as the style in Diablo III, this one was a bit more of a hassle for me.
Throne of Lies: The Online Game of Deceit
I am not good at picking out the deceivers in games, nor am I any good at hiding the fact that I am deceiving people. I don’t have a poker face.
Luckily, despite this game being a 3D multiplayer game, you don’t have to have a poker face, because you’re just a character on a screen. If you like pointing fingers and gossip with an RPG twist, you might like this one.
Agent A: A puzzle in disguise
I suck at solving crimes or trying to figure out whodunnits on my own, but man do I love a good point and click. We got our selves some retro art style from the 60s as well as a whole lot of puzzles to look forward to solving.
It makes me wonder if there’s more than one way to play and end this game.
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Road Redemption
All right, I’ve heard of Road to Redemption, but not Road Redemption. I don’t think the two are quite the same, because in this game you’re in a motorcycle gang mixed with battles of sorts.
Maybe think of Cloud in Final Fantasy VII on the motorcycle doing battle with other motorcyclists.
Except in this one you’ll be rewarded for assassinations, robberies, races and more that go toward upgrading all the essentials…including yourself.
Torchlight II
I had my complaints with the first game, but I haven’t tried this one to see if it’s any better on my end or not. They did add in an online and co-op mode, so that’ll make it more fun to play with people you know and possibly don’t know.
Plus, who doesn’t love world expansions?
This War of Mine
I’ve played this game before, but it doesn’t particularly suit me. And I’ll admit I was horribly bad at it. I’m not very good at resource guarding or tending to my people. I’m not much for confrontations when it comes to sneaking into houses to gather crucial odds and ends for survival either.
Yeah, every character had a bleak future when I started the game up.
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Knights of Pen and Paper 1 + 2 Collection
Anyone who’s a fan of the pen and paper version of Dungeons and Dragons (as opposed to the online game) should give this collection a play. Choose classes, have a game master, and roleplay, all within a pixelated adventure.
Mythic Ocean
This is one of the few games in this bundle that I actually haven’t heard of. It looks to be a choices matter game in which you make or break the mold of the undersea gods. Meaning you get to choose which path they take through your actions and dialogue, I assume.
Kind of odd, because you’d think gods would already be on a set path.