Humble is giving you the chance to boost your Steam Deck game library with seven fantastic games for just $15, saving $139 compared to the total MSRP. The Tactical Triumph bundle includes everything from deckbuilders to turn-based combat games and even a sandbox dungeon crawler.
If you own one of the best handheld gaming PCs, you’ll already know that, while running triple-A games is fun, the console really excels when it’s running smaller indie titles. Each of the games in this bundle is at least rated as Playable on the Steam Deck, with every game having at least a “mostly positive” rating.
The seven games included in the Tactical Triumph bundle are:
- The Iron Oath – Steam Deck Playable
- Dungeon Drafters – Steam Deck Verified
- Abalon – Steam Deck Verified
- Siralim Ultimate – Steam Deck Playable
- Popup Dungeon – Steam Deck Playable
- Pawnbarian – Steam Deck Verified
- Fae Tactics – Steam Deck Verified
Each of the above games is rated as at least “mostly positive” on Steam, but six of the games are actually rated as “very positive”, the outlier being The Iron Oath. The total value of these games is listed as $151 / £118.90, meaning you will save $139 / £107.31 if you purchase this bundle. You can purchase the Tactical Triumph bundle using this link here.
For me, there are two standout games in this bundle that are worth the price of admission alone. The first is Fae Tactics. This turn-based tactical RPG has a vibrant pixel art style that pops on the Steam Deck OLED display, but it’s the easy-to-follow story and challenging (but fair) combat that kept me coming back to follow the story of protagonist Peony.
The second game is Pawnbarian, a roguelike puzzle game that meshes dungeon crawling and chess with a spectacular result. Each level sees you use action cards based on chess pieces, with your goal being to move to the exit of each level or defeat each enemy within a level. In a world where Balatro took the videogame world by storm, it’s a shame that Pawnbarian didn’t get the same attention when it was released back in 2021.
If you want to check out some of the other best Steam Deck games, we’ve selected 30 that you need to try. Meanwhile, if you need to kit out your handheld with some extra gear, you can check out the best Steam Deck accessories in our guide.
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