Double Fine Publisher Bundle at Humble: 11 games from $5, including Psychonauts, Brutal Legend and Broken Age
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Humble Bundle: Double Fine Publisher: 11 Games From $5 (Ends Nov 7)

Humble has a Double Fine Publisher Bundle live: eleven Steam games from the studio behind Psychonauts and Broken Age, starting at $5. It runs until midnight ET going into Saturday, November 7, and part of every purchase goes to Day of the Devs.

The $5 tier gets you seven games, including Costume Quest, Stacking and Massive Chalice. The $8 tier adds Psychonauts, Brutal Legend, Broken Age and Kiln.

The Scroll in Brief

  • $5 gets 7 games; $8 gets all 11. Steam keys, and the bundle ends at midnight ET into Sat, Nov 7.
  • Standouts: Psychonauts (Very Positive, 95% of about 19,400), Brutal Legend, Broken Age and Stacking.
  • Psychonauts alone is $9.99 on Steam, so the $8 tier beats it by itself.
  • Part of every purchase supports Day of the Devs.

$5 to start · everything for $8 · ends midnight ET into Sat, Nov 7 · supports Day of the Devs

What’s in the Bundle

Tiers stack: paying for the higher tier gets you everything in the lower one too. Games come as Steam keys.

  • $5: Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin, Massive Chalice, Costume Quest, Iron Brigade, Stacking, Hack ‘n’ Slash, Spacebase DF-9
  • $8 adds: Psychonauts, Brutal Legend, Broken Age, Kiln

Standouts

We picked four games we could verify on Steam. Steam prices and reviews are as of October 16, 2026, at time of posting.

Psychonauts ($8 tier)

Psychonauts title card
Psychonauts © Double Fine Productions

Psychonauts is a platformer that follows a young psychic named Razputin as he explores the minds of misfits, monsters and madmen.

Best for: Platformer fans who like weird, funny worlds and strong writing.

Gary’s take: Get the bundle. It is Very Positive on Steam (95% of about 19,400 reviews) at time of posting, and Steam lists it at $9.99, more than the whole $8 tier.

Brutal Legend ($8 tier)

Brutal Legend title card
Brutal Legend © Double Fine Productions

Brutal Legend is Double Fine’s heavy-metal action-adventure, and it comes with the $8 tier.

Best for: Metal fans and anyone who wants a stylish open-world adventure.

Gary’s take: A fun add-on rather than the reason to buy. Steam has it at $2.24 right now (85% off from $14.99) and reviews are Very Positive (93% of about 20,600) at time of posting, so you can also grab it alone if it is the only one you want.

Broken Age ($8 tier)

Broken Age title card
Broken Age © Double Fine Productions

Broken Age is a hand-painted point-and-click adventure from Double Fine, and it is part of the $8 tier.

Best for: Adventure-game fans who like puzzles and a story-first pace.

Gary’s take: Worth it. Steam lists it at $14.99 and reviews are Very Positive (84% of about 8,200) at time of posting.

Stacking ($5 tier)

Stacking title card
Stacking © Double Fine Productions

Stacking is a puzzle adventure where you play as a tiny nesting doll who can hop inside bigger dolls to use their abilities. It comes with the $5 starter tier.

Best for: Puzzle fans who want something short, charming and different.

Gary’s take: A quirky pick for the starter tier. Steam lists it at $9.99 and reviews are Very Positive (89% of about 1,860) at time of posting, so it covers the $5 on its own.

Gary’s Call

Go for the $8 tier. For only $3 more than the starter tier you get Psychonauts (listed at $9.99), Broken Age (listed at $14.99), Brutal Legend and Kiln, so it is the clear value pick. The $5 tier only makes sense if you already own those games or just want Costume Quest and Stacking.

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