September 12, 2026
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Two new tiered collections drop simultaneously, offering a cheap way to turn your free time into card-math and repeating death loops.
The short version
Humble Bundle has launched two new tiered indie game collections: "Decked Out Deckbuilders" starting at $6 and "Run It Back - Roguelikes" starting at $5. Both bundles offer progressive tiers of popular titles.
By Chuy, Senior Staff Writer
Sep 12, 2026 · Reviewed by the Nexzy newsroom

$5
Both bundles offer multiple tiers of games up to $12 and $13, with starting prices at $5 and $6 respectively.
Get it on Humble Bundle →Humble Bundle has introduced two separate tiered game collections focusing on deckbuilders and roguelikes, the company announced. For anyone looking to systematically organize virtual cards or die repeatedly in dark fantasy worlds, the storefront is offering two distinct paths to the same destination.
The "Decked Out Deckbuilders" bundle is split across three price points. Paying $6 unlocks Hexarchy, Cross Blitz, and SteamWorld Quest. Stepping up to $9 adds Wingspan and Tainted Grail, while the full $12 tier includes Cultist Simulator: Anthology and Monster Train.
Simultaneously, the "Run It Back - Roguelikes" bundle follows a similar tiered structure. The entry-level $5 tier includes Spellmasons and Source of Madness. A $10 payment adds Dome Keeper and OTXO, and the top $13 tier completes the set with Rabbit and Steel and Chrono Ark.
These types of multi-tier bundles are a regular fixture for digital storefronts, much like Fanatical's recent build-your-own bundle offerings that target a similar niche of players. No official end dates for either of the Humble Bundle offers were specified in the launch details.
The details
At these price points, the real cost isn't the entry fee; it's the sheer amount of free time required to actually play through a dozen highly replayable strategy games.
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