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PSA: Humble Weekly Bundle Gets Physical With Tabletop Games
This week’s bundle is focusing on digital versions of classic tabletop games, with a physical twist in honor of their roots.
The base pack, which can be bought for any price, includes digital versions of Small World 2, Magnifico and Talisman along with its Frostmarch expansion. Charitable buyers who fork over more than $7 also get 100% Orange Juice along with its Syura & Nanako character pack, Ticket to Ride, and Catan: Creator’s Edition.
This week comes with a little extra twist, though. High-rollers who pony up $32 or more can snag some physical tabletop goodies. The Humble Tabletop Box comes with a physical game box, a set of Humble Bundle playing cards (with indie-game cameos), Humble Bundle logo dice, a pair of black and red wooden Meeples, and the following metal game tokens:
- Raz's Hat and Aviator Goggles (Psychonauts; Double Fine Productions)
- Goo Ball (World of Goo; 2D Boy)
- Bandage Girl (Super Meat Boy; Team Meat)
- Josef (Machinarium; Amanita Design)
Proceeds from this week’s bundle are going to Save the Children and Charity: Water. Check out the bundle here.
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