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The Humble Jumbo Bundle 2 Wraps Up Seven Games With More On The Way
Humble Bundle has announced the second of its “jumbo” bundles, with seven PC games kicking off the two-week sale. Many of these games come with DLC, soundtracks, or both.
For those looking to skate by with a minimal donation, you’ll be able to bring home The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing with three DLC packs, Deadlight, and Galactic Civilizations II: Ultimate Edition.
Paying more than the average (currently $5.41) will get you three more titles. These are Terraria, The King of Fighters XIII Steam Edition, and Crusader Kings II with three DLC units.
Finally, paying more than $15 will get you the Age of Empires Legacy Bundle. This includes Age of Empires II HD with The Forgotten DLC and Age of Empires III: Complete Collection. As is becoming standard, more titles will be joining the deal in the coming days.
This Humble Bundle runs for two weeks (until September 2 at 11 a.m. Pacific). Donations support Child’s Play and the American Red Cross. You can check it out here.
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