Humble's monthly subscription with the Humble Choice has a fresh set of games up ready for February.
With different tiers available from £3.99 up to £15.99 a month (cheaper if you do it per-year), you get to pick from a bunch of games each month to keep. You also get access to an absolute ton of DRM-free games from the Humble Trove.
Here's the games you can pick from for February with Linux-supported games in bold at the top:
- Pathfinder: Kingmaker Explorer Edition
- Eliza
- SHENZHEN I/O
- The Hex
- Underhero
- Frostpunk + The Rifts DLC
- Book of Demons
- CryoFall
- Okami HD
- Project Warlock
- Warstone TD
- Night Call
Humble do also fund some smaller developers to release original games, this month you get Tales From Off-Peak City Vol. 1 which does support Linux.
Check out the February Humble Choice here if you're interested in any of that.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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pskosinski Feb 7, 2020
CryoFall is borked according to ProtonDB.
Night Call has 2 reviews saying it's borked but one, newest, says it's working well with new Proton.
Underhero has only one review but it's platinum.
Those two are risky for a Linux user.
Frostpunk alone is worth $25 but honestly I'm disappointed with the bundle because no single game is something I would choose myself to buy if I could choose anything and I was sooo waiting for the bundle.
Last edited by pskosinski on 7 February 2020 at 6:32 pm UTC
Night Call has 2 reviews saying it's borked but one, newest, says it's working well with new Proton.
Underhero has only one review but it's platinum.
Those two are risky for a Linux user.
Frostpunk alone is worth $25 but honestly I'm disappointed with the bundle because no single game is something I would choose myself to buy if I could choose anything and I was sooo waiting for the bundle.
Last edited by pskosinski on 7 February 2020 at 6:32 pm UTC
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i paused on this one, nothing i would like to play
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Quoting: pskosinskiFrostpunk alone is worth $25 but honestly I'm disappointed with the bundle because no single game is something I would choose myself to buy if I could choose anything and I was sooo waiting for the bundle.
Yeah, I was also pretty keen to see what this month would bring. It's definitely a good value bundle: Eliza, The Hex, Frostpunk, Shenzen, Warlock, Pathfinder, all games I would enjoy. But none of these are on my wishlist, I already have a large backlog, and D:OS2 is taking most of my gaming time at the moment. So I should pause.
Last month I managed to get Two Point Hospital and Whispers of a Machine by trading unwanted stuff from past bundles. I might take the same approach this month.
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Quoting: toojaysD:OS2
Had to do the shocked Smilie to see that you meant D: OS2, which is Divinity: Original Sin 2, I think. :)
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A lot of decent games in the bundle, but nothing I really care about. Might get it simply for high trading value.
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I'm tempted for Pathfinder... and Frostpunk apparently runs great with Proton.
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Also worth noting: the "extra" DRM-free game this month also has Linux support: https://cosmoddd.itch.io/tales-from-off-peak-city
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Quoting: scaineQuoting: toojaysD:OS2
Had to do the shocked Smilie to see that you meant D: OS2, which is Divinity: Original Sin 2, I think. :)
Correct.
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pskosinski Feb 7, 2020
Worth noting about CryoFall:
QuoteThe game is a part of Humble Choice February and some players are curious whether it's a worthy choice.Source: https://steamcommunity.com/app/829590/discussions/5/1741140901898974584/
Don't guess, just download the demo from CryoFall page on Steam and try it for 8 hours (you can split this time for several days). It's a full trial version of the game with nothing cut and you can play on the same servers. If you like it, you can get a game key from Humble and activate the full version of the game, and continue where you left.
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