It’s 50 games for $30 in Humble’s Fight for Racial Justice Bundle

A great bundle for a great cause

This week’s Humble Bundle is bigger than most — bigger in sheer size, but also bigger in that it tackles one of the most pressing and relevant causes in the United States and abroad.

The Fight for Racial Justice Bundle is a collection of 50 games for $30. No tiers, no paying more than the average — one price and 50 games (okay, technically 49 games and one add-on). Although, you can choose to chip in more than $30 if you want. Everything goes to charity in this one. Humble is supporting the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Race Forward, and The Bail Project.

Here are all the games in the Fight for Racial Justice Bundle (and they’re all available as Steam keys):

• A New Beginning — Final Cut 
• Age of Wonders 3 
• All You Can Eat 
• Armello 
• Baba is You
• The Ball
• BioShock Remastered 
• Broken Age 
• Company of Heroes 2 
• Crowntakers 
• Darkest Dungeon: The Shieldbreaker add-on 
• EarthNight 
• Eastside Hockey Manager 
• Elite Dangerous 
• Endless Space Collection 
• Football Manager 2020 
• Framed Collection 
• FTL: Advanced Edition 
• Gonner Blueberry Edition 
• Gunscape Standard Edition 
• Hyper Light Drifter 
• In Between 
• The Jackbox Party Pack 4
  
• Kerbal Space Program 
• Kingdom: Classic 
• Knights of Pen and Paper 2 
• MirrorMoon EP 
• My Memory of Us 
• NBA 2K20 
• Neo Cab 
• Newt One 
• No Time to Explain Remastered 
• Observer 
• Overgrowth 
• Overlord 2 
• Pestrquest 
• Planet of the Eyes 
• Plunge 
• Realpolitiks 
• Regular Human Basketball 
• Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing 
• Spelunky 
• StarCrossed
• Super Time Force Ultra 
• Surviving Mars 
• System Shock Enhanced Edition
• System Shock 2
• This War of Mine Final Cut 
• Titan Quest Anniversary Edition 
• Vertiginous Golf

There are also 20-something books included. Most of them revolve around addressi💧ng racial issues, but some of them are about, likeඣ, programming in Rust. 

This is the second high-profile #BLM-geared games bundle we’ve seen recently. An itch.io bundle of more than 1,700 games just wrapped up, resulting in $8﷽.2 million raised for charity.

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