Featuring Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, You Suck at Parking: Complete Edition, and Super Loco World.
It’s fair to say that some many PC bundles are, at best, loosely themed. Plenty do away with any cohesive curation altogether.
That’s totally fine. As long as the games are good, that’s all that matters.
So when a themed bundle gets it right, it make it all the more appealing.
And if you’re into titles with a transport slant, Humble’s new Metro Mania Bundle will be right up your street, track or runway.
What’s in Humble’s Metro Mania Bundle?
There are 8 games on offer, divided between 2 tiers.
The cheaper option gets you 4 games for $8.
The Slaverian Trucker tasks you with trying to survive in a post-apocalyptic world by cobbling together enough money through the completion of tasks (both legal and illegal), Super Loco World is a train tycoon title that requires you to stay on top of the flow of goods across expanding tracks in an ever-evolving world, SimplePlanes basically lets you piece together your own aircraft, then bravely step into the cockpit and see how your creation flies (or fails to!), and if planes weren’t enough for you, how about building and testing your own rocket? That’s precisely what Juno: New Origins lets you do.
Spend $8 more and you’ll receive 4 additional titles.
In You Suck at Parking, all you need to do is bring your car to a halt in the parking bay, without stopping beforehand. Sounds simple, but with limited gas, and 100 increasingly chaotic levels, this Complete Edition is anything but straightforward. Railroads Online lets you build your own tracks and stations, drive realistic locomotives, and transport goods to different destinations in order to receive cash that can then be reinvested for further upgrades, while Railbound keeps things on track by delivering a relaxing puzzle adventure centered around fixing rails and traveling the world. But the headliner of this tier, and the entire bundle, is Expeditions: A MudRunner Game. Sending you out across various tricky terrains to complete equally challenging scientific field research, Expeditions’ historical low price is tracked at $16.31, meaning you can get it cheaper here AND pick up 7 more games.
Whichever tier you opt for, all these games will be delivered as official Steam keys following checkout.
From Steam sales to PC bundles, to free Itch.io games and even console deals, we’re always scanning the web for more ways to help keep you saving when gaming, so make sure to check in with GG news daily to make sure you don’t miss out.
