Humble Choice October Bundle Features Like a Dragon and Seven Other PC Games
Humble Bundle has released its October 2026 Humble Choice subscription lineup, offering eight PC titles for a monthly membership fee of $14.99. The collection, which carries a total retail value of just under $248, includes major titles such as Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, and Psychonauts 2.
The individual retail price for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is listed as US$59.99.
Humble Bundle noted that all October Choice Steam game keys must be redeemed and activated before May 4, 2027.
October 2026 Game Lineup
The full selection features a mix of genres ranging from action-adventure to strategy. The included titles are Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, Psychonauts 2, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, Cataclismo, Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers, Asgard's Fall: Viking Survivors, and Toy Shire. Subscribers receive Steam keys for these games, which are intended to be redeemed promptly to avoid expiration.
Membership Perks and Charitable Contributions
Beyond the game library, the $14.99 monthly membership includes a one-month trial of IGN Plus, valued at $4.99, which provides ad-free access to the site, partner discounts, and additional in-game content. Members also receive a permanent discount of up to 20% on purchases made through the Humble Store.
Humble Choice provides subscribers access to over 50 DRM-free indie games in the Vault.
Humble Bundle reported that Choice members raised over $200,000.00 for Make-A-Wish in the prior month, bringing cumulative charitable contributions beyond $283 million across more than 34,000 charities since 2010.
As part of the program's ongoing charitable initiative, 5% of the proceeds from this month's memberships will be donated to Hilarity for Charity, an organization supporting families affected by Alzheimer's disease. Users have the option to subscribe on a monthly basis or commit to an annual plan for $154.99, which effectively lowers the monthly cost to $12.92. The keys provided are transferable, allowing subscribers to gift them to others if they already own the titles or prefer not to add them to their personal libraries.
Is the monthly bundle worth it?
The practical value of a subscription bundle depends on how many of the included games a player actually expects to install and keep access to, not their combined advertised retail prices. Readers should check regional eligibility, platform requirements, redemption deadlines and whether each title is delivered as a permanent key or through another access arrangement. A discount looks less compelling for someone who already owns the headline game. Comparing the subscription fee with the current storefront prices of only the games you want is a more realistic way to assess the offer.