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Humble Monthly Bundle Delivers Mystery Games To Subscribers Starting In November
Humble is taking a page out of the mystery “crate” playbook for a new service kicking off in November. The Humble Monthly Bundle is a subscription service that delivers a selection of curated games each month. Like Loot Crate and similar services, you won't know exactly what you're getting until the bundle arrives.
The first collection is due to land on November 6. Each will offer an instant unlock that subscribers will get at the start of a new cycle. The first of these is Legend of Grimrock 2.
Subscriptions are priced at $12, with five percent of proceeds supporting charity. You can read more and subscribe on Humble’s website.
Our Take
Humble is promising that the value of its monthly subscription service will exceed even what customers get from traditional Humble Bundles. If that's the case, $12 seems like a reasonable bet, especially if you like the philanthropic angle.
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