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The summer sunshine is nearly here, and there's no better way to welcome the warmer weather than by retreating into dark, dank dungeons full of monsters and loot with Humble's new dungeon crawler-focused game bundle. The Humble FUNgeon Crawlers bundle offers up to seven highly rated PC dungeon crawlers of various genres, including strategic turn-based RPGs, tense roguelikes, fast-paced hack and slashers, and more. The full seven-game bundle costs $15, but there are smaller options if you want to spend less.
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The cheapest tier is a $7 pack that includes Going Under, which is a fast and colorful Diablo-style action RPG where you loot abandoned office buildings rather than dungeons. You also get Hellslave, which mixes strategic turn-based combat with point-and-click dungeon exploration, and Devil Spire, which offers a challenging roguelike crawl up a deadly tower with first-person gameplay that takes cues from classic 90s games like King's Field and Dungeonhack.
If you pay $11 you get two more games, including the monster-collection RPG Sirilam, and Lunacid, which is another first-person dungeon crawler inspired by older titles like Shadow Tower and Arx Fatalis, and features metroidvania-style level design and survival horror elements.
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See at Humble Bundle
The cheapest tier is a $7 pack that includes Going Under, which is a fast and colorful Diablo-style action RPG where you loot abandoned office buildings rather than dungeons. You also get Hellslave, which mixes strategic turn-based combat with point-and-click dungeon exploration, and Devil Spire, which offers a challenging roguelike crawl up a deadly tower with first-person gameplay that takes cues from classic 90s games like King's Field and Dungeonhack.
If you pay $11 you get two more games, including the monster-collection RPG Sirilam, and Lunacid, which is another first-person dungeon crawler inspired by older titles like Shadow Tower and Arx Fatalis, and features metroidvania-style level design and survival horror elements.
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