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Telltale Humble Bundle Delivers Humor, Zombies, Time Travel, And More
Telltale has helped revive the adventure genre over recent years. Whether you’re interested in the bleak apocalyptic world of The Walking Dead, the humorous private eyes Sam and Max, or a new adventure with Marty McFly, the studio likely has something for you.
If you’re interested in rounding out your Telltale collection, you have two weeks to do it on the cheap. The current Humble Bundle offers an assortment of games at three different tiers, with more to be added along the way.
At the pay-what-you-want level, you can get:
- Back to the Future: The Game
- Sam & Max: Devil’s Playground
- Poker Night at the Inventory
- Puzzle Agent 1
- Puzzle Agent 2
- The Walking Dead: Season One
If you pay more than the average ($7.48 at time of publication), you’ll also get:
- The Walking Dead: 400 Days
- The Wolf Among Us
- Poker Night 2
- Tales from the Borderlands
If you pay more than $12, you’ll get all of that plus:
- The Walking Dead: Season Two
- Game of Thrones
You have two weeks (until April 26) to put down your money and support charity. You can check out the full rundown on Humble’s website.
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