The Fanatical website is currently offering a “Killer Bundle 25”, where you can get 25 games on Steam for 25 euros. Among them are some classics from various genres. You also save a lot, as the games cost almost 18 times that price individually.
What is this bundle? Fanatical is an official reseller trusted by many gamers. The site operates similarly to Humble Bundle, with which it is often compared, and regularly provides bundles of games. Fanatical is now part of the wiki giant Fandom.
Currently, there is the “Killer Bundle 25” on Fanatical, where you get 25 games for 25 € – instead of 442.36 €. This represents a savings of 94%.
Which games are in the bundle? The 25 games are:
- From Space (2022; 70% positive)
- Breathedge (2021; 84% positive)
- River City Girls (2019; 85% positive)
- Police Stories (2019; 86% positive)
- Doom 64 (2020, first released in 1997; 94% positive)
- Arise: A Simple Story (2020; 92% positive)
- Patron (2021; 75% positive)
- Dusk (2018; 97% positive)
- Turok (1997; 95% positive)
- Turok 2 (1998; 93% positive)
- The Game of Life 2 (2020; 80% positive)
- Baldur’s Gate Enhanced Edition (2013; 91% positive)
- Baldur’s Gate 2 Enhanced Edition (2013; 91% positive)
- Change (2020; 91% positive)
- Desolate (2019; 68% positive)
- The Hong Kong Massacre (2019; 77% positive)
- Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus (2018; 92% positive)
- Death and Taxes (2020; 88% positive)
- Lair of the Clockwork God (2020; 94% positive)
- Amid Evil (2019; 95% positive)
- Just Die Already (2021; 83%)
- I Am Fish (2021; 77% positive)
- Golf Gang (2022; 89% positive)
- Hypnospace Outlaw (2019; 97% positive)
- Dark Deity (2021; 73% positive)
We have embedded a trailer for Baldur’s Gate Enhanced Edition here:
RPG and shooter classics that everyone should know
The highlights from the bundle are probably the shooters Doom and Turok as well as the RPG Baldur’s Gate. These three games or series are among the cornerstones of gaming and deserve a glance, even if they haven’t aged too well in some respects.
A personal recommendation from me is Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus and Patron. In Warhammer, you play as technologically enhanced sci-fi humans in a dystopian future, fighting against undead robot mummies.
Patron is the complete opposite: you build your own city, provide for your citizens, and must ensure that everyone is satisfied and can develop. Depending on the difficulty level, disasters and events make life harder for you.
A major feature of the bundle is that most games are even optimized for the Steam Deck. So if you have purchased Valve’s handheld console, you can play many of these highly rated games on the go as well. Since some are a bit older or not graphically demanding, the battery life shouldn’t suffer too much either. More information can be found here:
Steam Deck officially unveiled: All the info you need to know
