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Humble Bundle Teams With Sega To Delivery A Mountain Of Strategy
If you’re hungry for strategy games, but your wallet is a bit starved, the latest Humble Bundle might be the perfect solution. The pay-what-you-want platform has teamed with Sega to offer a tactical tasting.
Even if you only spend a single dollar, you’re getting a great bundle of games, including:
- Company of Heroes Complete Edition (Includes Opposing Fronts and Tales of Valor add-ons)
- Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War - Master Collection (Includes Dark Crusade, Soulstorm, and Winter Assault expansions)
- Medieval II: Total War Collection (includes Kingdoms expansion)
- Rome: Total War Collection (includes Alexander expansion)
- Sega Genesis Strategy Pack (includes Shining Force, Shining Force II, Gain Ground, and Columns)
- 10 percent off Humble Monthly for new subscribers
If you drop more than the average ($5.61 at the time of printing), you’ll also get:
- Valkyria Chronicles
- Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Grand Master Collection (includes Chaos Rising and Retribution expansions and all the smaller add-ons)
- Eastside Hockey Manager
- Total War: Shogun 2 - Fall of Samurai Collection (includes the Dragon War battle pack and four faction packs)
- 66 percent off Football Manager 2016
If you pay $12 or more, you’ll get Relic and Creative Assembly’s two most recent strategy games:
- Total War: Attila
- Company of Heroes 2: Master Collection (includes Ardennes Assault, US Forces, OBW Forces, British Forces, and three mission packs)
This Humble Bundle runs for two weeks and supports The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, Special Effect, GamesAid, and Access Sport. You can check out all the details on Humble’s website.
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