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Get some of today’s best VR games in Humble’s Fall VR bundleThat’s eight VR games for just £13 / $15

That’s eight VR games for just £13 / $15

With the launch of theOculus Quest 2last month, I’ve been rediscovering a lot of great VR games lately, including thesurprisingly goryThe Walking Dead: Saints And Sinners, the thrilling spy puzzles ofRPS favouriteI Expect You To Dieand loads more. There are still lots more holes that need plugging in my VR library, though, and happily Humble have rounded up a bunch of them in their newFall VR Bundle. Saints And Sinners and I Expect You To Die both feature, as do Survios’Raw Data, and Tripwire Interactive’sKilling FloorIncursion to name just a few. Here’s how it works.Runninguntil Tuesday November 24th, the eight game-strong Fall VR Bundle is split into four tiers. The first one starts at just 77p / $1 and gets you three games, but the whole lot will only set you back £13.14 / $15 - not bad considering Saints And Sinners alone will cost you £31 / $40 over on Steam right now.Get the Humble Fall VR bundle starting from 77p / $1 right hereAll of them will require a SteamVR compatible headset to run, I should note, but that can include the Oculus Quest and Quest 2 if you don’t mind sacrificing its wireless capabilities andconnecting it to your PC with a USB cable via Oculus Link.Here’s what you get. If you only want to pay the first tier of77p / $1, you’ll get:A-Tech CyberneticArchangel: Hellfire - Fully LoadedKilling Floor IncursionThen, if you pay£7.73 / $9, you’ll also get:Raw DataAlternatively, if youpay more than the average(which is currently £11.94 in the UK right now), you’ll get all of the above, plus:I Expect You To DieCreed: Rise To GloryFinally, if you pay the full amount of£13.14 / $15, then you get everything, plus:The Walking Dead: Saints And SinnersZero CaliberIf you buy the whole bundle for the top price of £13.14 / $15, you’ll also get a voucher for 10% off your first month of Humble Choice, Humble’s monthly game subscription service, if you’re a new subscriber.This month’s Choice games includeYakuza Kiwami 2,Darksiders III, Imperator Rome’s deluxe edition, Youropa and more - although if you’re thinking of joining up for longer, then you may want to consider taking advantage of Humble’s other Choice offer at the moment, which lets new subscriberslock in a price of £9.66 / $12 per monthfor a year of their top Choice Premium service instead of the usual £16 / $20 a month. As an extra bonus, you’ll also be able to get all 12 games in November’s haul (normally you’re limited to 9) - a perk that’s also available for all existing Choice Premium and Classic subscribers until December 4th.You can also choose where your money goes, too, splitting it between Humble, each game’s respective publisher and Humble’s chosen charities. This month, you can donate to Movember, the moustachioed men’s health charity, and Charity: Water, which helps to bring clean and safe drinking water to developing countries.

With the launch of theOculus Quest 2last month, I’ve been rediscovering a lot of great VR games lately, including thesurprisingly goryThe Walking Dead: Saints And Sinners, the thrilling spy puzzles ofRPS favouriteI Expect You To Dieand loads more. There are still lots more holes that need plugging in my VR library, though, and happily Humble have rounded up a bunch of them in their newFall VR Bundle. Saints And Sinners and I Expect You To Die both feature, as do Survios’Raw Data, and Tripwire Interactive’sKilling FloorIncursion to name just a few. Here’s how it works.Runninguntil Tuesday November 24th, the eight game-strong Fall VR Bundle is split into four tiers. The first one starts at just 77p / $1 and gets you three games, but the whole lot will only set you back £13.14 / $15 - not bad considering Saints And Sinners alone will cost you £31 / $40 over on Steam right now.Get the Humble Fall VR bundle starting from 77p / $1 right hereAll of them will require a SteamVR compatible headset to run, I should note, but that can include the Oculus Quest and Quest 2 if you don’t mind sacrificing its wireless capabilities andconnecting it to your PC with a USB cable via Oculus Link.Here’s what you get. If you only want to pay the first tier of77p / $1, you’ll get:A-Tech CyberneticArchangel: Hellfire - Fully LoadedKilling Floor IncursionThen, if you pay£7.73 / $9, you’ll also get:Raw DataAlternatively, if youpay more than the average(which is currently £11.94 in the UK right now), you’ll get all of the above, plus:I Expect You To DieCreed: Rise To GloryFinally, if you pay the full amount of£13.14 / $15, then you get everything, plus:The Walking Dead: Saints And SinnersZero CaliberIf you buy the whole bundle for the top price of £13.14 / $15, you’ll also get a voucher for 10% off your first month of Humble Choice, Humble’s monthly game subscription service, if you’re a new subscriber.This month’s Choice games includeYakuza Kiwami 2,Darksiders III, Imperator Rome’s deluxe edition, Youropa and more - although if you’re thinking of joining up for longer, then you may want to consider taking advantage of Humble’s other Choice offer at the moment, which lets new subscriberslock in a price of £9.66 / $12 per monthfor a year of their top Choice Premium service instead of the usual £16 / $20 a month. As an extra bonus, you’ll also be able to get all 12 games in November’s haul (normally you’re limited to 9) - a perk that’s also available for all existing Choice Premium and Classic subscribers until December 4th.You can also choose where your money goes, too, splitting it between Humble, each game’s respective publisher and Humble’s chosen charities. This month, you can donate to Movember, the moustachioed men’s health charity, and Charity: Water, which helps to bring clean and safe drinking water to developing countries.

With the launch of theOculus Quest 2last month, I’ve been rediscovering a lot of great VR games lately, including thesurprisingly goryThe Walking Dead: Saints And Sinners, the thrilling spy puzzles ofRPS favouriteI Expect You To Dieand loads more. There are still lots more holes that need plugging in my VR library, though, and happily Humble have rounded up a bunch of them in their newFall VR Bundle. Saints And Sinners and I Expect You To Die both feature, as do Survios’Raw Data, and Tripwire Interactive’sKilling FloorIncursion to name just a few. Here’s how it works.

Runninguntil Tuesday November 24th, the eight game-strong Fall VR Bundle is split into four tiers. The first one starts at just 77p / $1 and gets you three games, but the whole lot will only set you back £13.14 / $15 - not bad considering Saints And Sinners alone will cost you £31 / $40 over on Steam right now.

All of them will require a SteamVR compatible headset to run, I should note, but that can include the Oculus Quest and Quest 2 if you don’t mind sacrificing its wireless capabilities andconnecting it to your PC with a USB cable via Oculus Link.

Here’s what you get. If you only want to pay the first tier of77p / $1, you’ll get:

Then, if you pay£7.73 / $9, you’ll also get:

Alternatively, if youpay more than the average(which is currently £11.94 in the UK right now), you’ll get all of the above, plus:

Finally, if you pay the full amount of£13.14 / $15, then you get everything, plus:

If you buy the whole bundle for the top price of £13.14 / $15, you’ll also get a voucher for 10% off your first month of Humble Choice, Humble’s monthly game subscription service, if you’re a new subscriber.

This month’s Choice games includeYakuza Kiwami 2,Darksiders III, Imperator Rome’s deluxe edition, Youropa and more - although if you’re thinking of joining up for longer, then you may want to consider taking advantage of Humble’s other Choice offer at the moment, which lets new subscriberslock in a price of £9.66 / $12 per monthfor a year of their top Choice Premium service instead of the usual £16 / $20 a month. As an extra bonus, you’ll also be able to get all 12 games in November’s haul (normally you’re limited to 9) - a perk that’s also available for all existing Choice Premium and Classic subscribers until December 4th.

You can also choose where your money goes, too, splitting it between Humble, each game’s respective publisher and Humble’s chosen charities. This month, you can donate to Movember, the moustachioed men’s health charity, and Charity: Water, which helps to bring clean and safe drinking water to developing countries.