A massive bundle from Fanatical is offering 25Steamgames for the price of one, including a mix of contemporary hits and a handful of acclaimed classics. Fans of shooters, city builders, RPGs, horror games, or gamers who are looking for something a little more unique can all find something worthwhile in thisSteambundle.
Formerly known as Bundle Stars, online games retailer Fanatical specializes in bringing high-value bundles for solid prices. Similar to Humble Bundle, Fanatical also distributes software bundles and even books, making it a great place for frugal online shoppers and people who like to use bundles to expand and try out overlooked titles. Rather than being a simple key reseller like certain less-reputable online stores, Fanatical partners directly with publishers and developers so that profits actually go to the people behind the games. Recently, the store wasacquired by Fandom, likely a familiar name to anyone who has looked up their favorite character, franchise, or movie.
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Fanatical has released a particularly generous bundle called the Killer Bundle 25, and as the name implies, it features 25 titles from various genres and time periods for just $25 that can all be claimed on Steam. Some of the included titles are practically household names, such as the iconic FPSDoom 64, which still runs for $4.99 on Steam. Two other titles are big names in gaming history, with the legendary RPGsBaldur’s GateandBaldur’s Gate 2both included in the bundle. Gamers from the N64 era may also rememberTurokandTurok 2, both of which are also parts of the bundle.Click here to see the bundle.
Here is a full list of games included in the bundle:
The bundle contains much more than just old classics, however, with some titles that have been released as recently as 2022 such as the co-op post-apocalyptic shooterFrom Space. Shooter fans may also get a kick out ofAmid EvilandDusk, both of which are well-regardeddark retro-style shooterspublished by New Blood Interactive. On the lighter side, interesting titles likeI Am FishandGolf Gangfeature much more cheery aesthetics and some unusual gameplay. There’s even theLifeboard game in the form ofThe Game of Life 2,a solid all-ages choice with both single-player and 4-person multiplayer.
Fans of tactics games might enjoyWarhammer 40,000: Mechanicus, which is also regarded as one of the better games among the many hit-or-miss titles in theWarhammer 40kfranchise. There are also city builders likePatron, open-world survival games likeBreathedge, Desolate,andChange,and plenty of other interesting titles. Overall, this bundle could easily keep gamers busy for the rest of the year at less than half the price of a new release.
