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For me Humble Choice is the Netflix of PC Gaming. The sheer number of Games for $144 a year is staggering.
I have actually bought Games after watching videos only to find that it was already in Choice (Only twice).
The hook (again) Is that all Games have at least 70% positive Steam reviews.
This is so we can stop waxing on about Hot Wheels vs Matchbox and just enjoy the excellent hobby that is Gaming. All three camps provide good performance for all budgets today.
People have this foolish misconception that Gaming is for kids. That is that narrative and there are a lot of sheep. I can tell you with confidence that playing Shadow of War would have given me nightmares as an 8 year old. My evidence is the generation that made Minecraft innocuous and led to Fortnite which was a updated version of Minecraft that makes it so strong that Epic could be created. Now Epic is established instead of maligned by the narrative but Humble (for me) is academic if Gaming is your hobby.
You don't have to download all of the Games when available. Those Games are yours. As an example you can't buy Project Cars anymore but if you have the Bundle that had that you can still install and play it.
Gamepass is the obvious comparison but you don't own the Game with them and Indies and platformers are everywhere and that is the most thing that brings back the Arcade on a Friday night. You also get AAA, AA and everythign else. It is not as dramatic as Epic around Xmas time but Death Stranding Director's cut is in there as well.
Do you have choice?
All Humble Monthly/Choice Bundles - Google Drive
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I have actually bought Games after watching videos only to find that it was already in Choice (Only twice).
The hook (again) Is that all Games have at least 70% positive Steam reviews.
This is so we can stop waxing on about Hot Wheels vs Matchbox and just enjoy the excellent hobby that is Gaming. All three camps provide good performance for all budgets today.
People have this foolish misconception that Gaming is for kids. That is that narrative and there are a lot of sheep. I can tell you with confidence that playing Shadow of War would have given me nightmares as an 8 year old. My evidence is the generation that made Minecraft innocuous and led to Fortnite which was a updated version of Minecraft that makes it so strong that Epic could be created. Now Epic is established instead of maligned by the narrative but Humble (for me) is academic if Gaming is your hobby.
You don't have to download all of the Games when available. Those Games are yours. As an example you can't buy Project Cars anymore but if you have the Bundle that had that you can still install and play it.
Gamepass is the obvious comparison but you don't own the Game with them and Indies and platformers are everywhere and that is the most thing that brings back the Arcade on a Friday night. You also get AAA, AA and everythign else. It is not as dramatic as Epic around Xmas time but Death Stranding Director's cut is in there as well.
Do you have choice?