As the name might suggest, Humble Bundle is known for offering various packs of games at a specialty price, while contributing to charity. This month, players who subscribe to the premium version of its Humble Choice program will receive a month's worth of EA Play Pro, in addition to the games included in this bundle.
Humble Choice has three different price categories: Lite, Basic, and Premium. While each choice offers access to the "Humble Trove," a catalog of games available to subscribers, higher tiers allow for more choices of games each month that are able to be kept permanently. The EA Play Pro bonus is available until December 11th for Premium subscribers.
The games in this month's bundle are available for basic and premium subscribers. They are:
- Overcooked! 2 + Too Many Cooks + Surf 'N' Turf Pack
- Children of Morta
- One Step From Eden
- The Beast Inside
- Indivisible
- Shining Resonance Refrain
- Zwei: The Arges Adventure
- Zwei: The Ilvard Insurrection
- Tabletop Playground
- The Haunted Island, A Frog Detective Game
- Still There
- Struggling
- Path of Giants
Lite members will not be able to choose games from this library, as they are restricted to the aforementioned Humble Trove. Basic subscribers can claim three games from the list. In addition to the month of EA Play Pro, Premium members can claim nine of the games in each Humble Choice and each game is redeemable through Steam.
For those unfamiliar with EA Play, it has two versions: standard and pro. They're less varied than Humble Bundle's different options, but there is one key difference: play time. No matter which package one subscribes to, a library of EA games opens up. They cannot be kept like the chosen games in the Basic and Premium versions of Humble Choice, but they can be played as long as the subscription stays active.
However, EA Play Pro players will have unlimited access to certain titles while those with the standard package are limited to 10 hours per game. These games include newer releases and sometimes even games that aren't released for another 10 days. Premium Humble Choice subscribers will be given access to the Pro version of EA Play.
EA Play's library of games is available on all platforms and is quite extensive. For instance, should someone want to catch up on the Dragon Age series before Dragon Age 4 is released, they can access all three previous games as part of the service. Regardless of one's preferences, though, the combination of EA Play Pro and Humble Choice opens up a staggering amount of games to choose from, however, only 9 of the above games will be permanently added to subscribers' collection.
Source: Humble Bundle