Looking for some great SteamVR games to hold you over until the holidays are here? Well, Humble is making it hard to keep your wallet closed this month with its new Fall VR Bundle, which brings a bevy of awesome PC VR games to as low as $17 for the whole pack.

Pay $1 and you’ll get pretty surprising deal: VR shooter A-Tech Cybernetic (2020), multiplayer mech arena Archangel: Hellfire – Fully Loaded (2018), and co-op horror shooter Killing Floor: Incursion (2017).

Bump that up to $10 an you’ll get all of those games plus the cybernetic-ninja adventure Raw Data (2017). At $15.61 you’ll get that and award-winning puzzler I Expect You to Die (2017) and heavy-hitting boxing game Creed: Rise to Glory (2018).

And if you pay $17 or more, you’ll get the full bundle of games, ($219 value) which includes:

Without a doubt, one of our favorites among the bunch is Skydance Interactive’s The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners (2020), which we gave a resounding [9/10] in our full review.

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The single-player RPG tosses you head-first into the zombie apocalypse where you’ll go toe-to-toe against physics-based zombies, navigate the muddy waters of rival gang warfare, and scrounge through the wasteland for crafting materials, food, and anything you can use to stop the walkers from shambling one step further. Just make sure to be back home before the sirens go off—a veritable dinner bell for the oncoming horde.

Why pay more than the minimum $17 for the full pack? In addition to supporting Movember this year, an annual event to raise awareness of men’s health issues, you can also pick from thousands of charities via PayPal Giving Fund.

Charities include the Red Cross, Child’s Play, Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontieres) and many more.

Image courtesy Humble

Of course you can always toss a few bucks to Humble too as a tip—all of which is configurable with a handy slider bar near the purchase button.

Humble’s Fall VR Bundle deal is now available and lasts until November 24th. All games come with a Steam-redeemable code, so you might also keep a few to dole out during the gift-giving season this year.

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Well before the first modern XR products hit the market, Scott recognized the potential of the technology and set out to understand and document its growth. He has been professionally reporting on the space for nearly a decade as Editor at Road to VR, authoring more than 3,500 articles on the topic. Scott brings that seasoned insight to his reporting from major industry events across the globe.
  • BonWOLF

    Sweet deal!

  • Ragbone

    How much do the $17 games cost?

    • kuhpunkt

      $17.

  • Just purchased this. Mostly got it so I can get the full version of Creed with Rocky and Drago in it. But the rest are all a bonus for that one price that is usually what a single VR game costs.

    Not quite sure how those games would total $219 normally though.

    • exbagboy

      It’s a fun game and a good workout.

  • Yeshaya

    I already have access to a couple of these from Viveport Infinity but this is definitely worth owning them for good.

    • Andrew Jakobs

      Damn, that reminds me, I still have to activate my free year subscript that came with the HTC Vive Pro, and I think it’s almost running out.

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  • This is an imipressive deal!

  • Brian Wallace

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