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PSA: New Humble Bundle Has Shadow Complex, Dangerous Golf
Humble Bundle just released another tempting collection of games this week. The Unreal Engine Bundle contains a couple of fan favorites such as Shadow Complex Remastered and Killing Floor.
Paying as little as $1 will net you these two on Steam, plus Dangerous Golf, a golf-ish game featuring extremely destructible environments. Beating the average price gets you The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, The Mean Greens – Plastic Warfare, and ADR1FT. Finally, at $10 you can grab an early access code for The Culling.
This deal will be available for the next 13 days, though if you want to save some money, hop on early while the average is still low.
Our Take
I'm always a sucker for these bundles, so I've already grabbed it. I already won Shadow Complex in an auction during our Extra Life stream but with Humble Bundle helping charity, it's hard to pass up on adding these games to my Steam library.
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