Humble’s New JRPG Charity Bundle Includes 7 Games For $15

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Adventure for a Cause: Humble’s New JRPG Charity Bundle

If you’ve ever played an RPG and thought, “I wish I could go on an adventure that makes the world a better place,” well, now you can slay both birds with one sword swipe thanks to Humble’s new JRPG charity bundle. The Fight T1D with JRPGs bundle includes up to eight PC games and coupon codes, and a portion of all sales is donated to JDRF to aid their mission of treating and researching type 1 diabetes.

Two Price Tiers

The bundle is available in two price tiers. The base $10 option includes Steam codes for the monster-collecting RPG Nexomon: Extinction, Paper Mario-inspired adventure Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling, strategy RPG Dark Deity, and Eiyuden Chronicles: Rising–a side-scrolling metroidvania action-RPG prequel to the upcoming Suikodon spiritual successor Eiyuden Chronicles: Hundred Heroes. Along with the games, you also get a code for 25% off a Humble Choice membership.

Pay $15, and you get the full nine-item bundle, which includes the games and coupon from the base tier, plus Mato Anomalies, Symphony of War: Nephilim Saga, and Edge of Eternity, and another coupon for 45% off Symphony of War’s Legends DLC expansion. That’s nearly $170 worth of games for just $15. All game keys purchased in the bundle redeem via Steam, and the coupon codes are usable at the Humble Store.

Act Quickly

The Fight T1D With JRPGs bundle is great for anyone looking for more RPGs to play this winter, but it’s only available until December 21, so grab it from Humble’s online store while you can. If you’re looking for more deals like this, a bunch of RPGs, brawlers, and fighting games based on popular anime series are on sale at Fanatical, Super Mario RPG is down to just $50 (normally $60) at eBay, and you can save on preorders of upcoming titles like Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy and Dragon’s Dogma 2 for PC.

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