The Humble Choice for February is now live. Subscribe, and you’ll get all of this month’s PC games, including Borderlands 3 and seven other titles. As always, you’ll own these games forever, regardless of whether you cancel your subscription.
A Humble Choice subscription costs $11.99 per month or $129 per year (which brings the per-month cost down to $10.75). You can skip months or cancel at any time. You also get access to the Humble Games Collection and exclusive discounts on the Humble Store for as long as you’re a member.
Borderlands 3, the latest installment of the cel-shaded looter-shooter franchise, is the headliner of February’s games. It came out in 2019, and IGN gave it a 9 out of 10 (see our Borderlands 3 review).
The next game in the Borderlands family is set to come out in March. It puts a different, magical spin, on the typical Borderlands shooting gameplay. You can check out our Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands hands-on preview to see it in action and learn more about it. And if you’re interested in picking up a copy, take a look at our Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands preorder guide.
The other games in this month’s Humble Choice lineup are indie titles that cover a wide range of styles and genres. Black Book is a story-driven RPG card game. Per Aspera is a sci-fi sim that has you terraform Mars. Just Die Already is an “old people mayhem sandbox,” and Calico is a relaxing game about collecting cats. That's variety, my friends.
All Humble Choice members get access to the Humble Games Collection, which lets you play over 50 indie games for free. Unlike each month’s game lineup, you don’t own these games outright, but you can play them as much as you want for as long as you’re a member.
Five percent of every Humble Choice membership goes to charity. This month’s charity is the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.
Disclosure: Humble Bundle is owned by Ziff Davis, the parent company of IGN. Humble Bundle and IGN operate completely independently, and no special consideration is given to Humble Bundle announcements or promotions for coverage.
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Subscribe to Humble Choice
A Humble Choice subscription costs $11.99 per month or $129 per year (which brings the per-month cost down to $10.75). You can skip months or cancel at any time. You also get access to the Humble Games Collection and exclusive discounts on the Humble Store for as long as you’re a member.
Humble Choice February 2022 Lineup
- Borderlands 3
- Borderlands 3: Director’s Cut
- Black Book
- Per Aspera
- Just Die Already
- Before We Leave
- Paradise Lost
- Everhood
- Calico
Borderlands 3, the latest installment of the cel-shaded looter-shooter franchise, is the headliner of February’s games. It came out in 2019, and IGN gave it a 9 out of 10 (see our Borderlands 3 review).
The next game in the Borderlands family is set to come out in March. It puts a different, magical spin, on the typical Borderlands shooting gameplay. You can check out our Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands hands-on preview to see it in action and learn more about it. And if you’re interested in picking up a copy, take a look at our Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands preorder guide.
The other games in this month’s Humble Choice lineup are indie titles that cover a wide range of styles and genres. Black Book is a story-driven RPG card game. Per Aspera is a sci-fi sim that has you terraform Mars. Just Die Already is an “old people mayhem sandbox,” and Calico is a relaxing game about collecting cats. That's variety, my friends.
All Humble Choice members get access to the Humble Games Collection, which lets you play over 50 indie games for free. Unlike each month’s game lineup, you don’t own these games outright, but you can play them as much as you want for as long as you’re a member.
Five percent of every Humble Choice membership goes to charity. This month’s charity is the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.
Disclosure: Humble Bundle is owned by Ziff Davis, the parent company of IGN. Humble Bundle and IGN operate completely independently, and no special consideration is given to Humble Bundle announcements or promotions for coverage.
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