Like several other digital storefronts, Humble is hosting its own Black Friday sale on various PC games. The big draw of this promotion is that you’ll get an entire month of Humble Choice for free after purchasing one eligible game.
This is a pretty good deal, as any games redeemed through Humble Choice are yours to keep forever even if you decide to cancel your membership afterward. November’s Humble Choice is offering WWE 2K23, Unpacking, Prodeus, and several more games, so this is essentially a whole bunch of extra games for nothing. Right now, you can sign up for Humble Choice at a greatly discounted rate, getting a year of the subscription service for just $99 when you use the code HOLIDAY23.
As for the sale, Humble’s Black Friday deals are focused on some big AAA blockbusters from the last couple of years and several of Sony’s big PlayStation Studios sports. Just in time for next year’s highly anticipated sequel, Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade has been discounted by 50%, and this is a fantastic package that includes the original game and its expansion. It looks terrific if you have the PC hardware to handle it and its gameplay provides a top-notch action-RPG experience.
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Dying Light 2 has also seen its price slashed in half, and that’s not a bad deal at all for a game with fun parkour action in the middle of the zombie post-apocalypse. Developer Techland has been rolling out plenty of extra post-launch content as well, so there are hours of entertainment to be had here. Forspoken has improved since its infamous launch, and with its price slashed by 60%, you might find something magical in this capable adventure. Then there’s Hi-Fi Rush–imagine Scott Pilgrim meets Devil May Cry–for $22.50, excellent World War II real-time tactics game Company of Heroes 3 for $48, and Sonic Frontiers races into view with a 60% discount.
For more big game discounts, check out the GOG Black Friday sale for some DRM-free goodness and the Steam Black Friday sale in case you’re looking to stock up on titles before the arrival of the Steam Deck OLED.
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