We're officially into October, and that means Humble Bundle has dropped a fresh line-up of PC games to kick off a new month. The October Humble Choice lineup is stocked with eight games for PC players to add to their library for $14.99 when they sign up for a Humble Choice membership, with Atomic Heart, V Rising, and System Shock leading the bundle this month. On top of those games, it also comes with one month of IGN Plus for free.
With this, you can turn off ads across the site, get free games, and more. What better way to test it out? Below you can see every game included in the bundle this month alongside a breakdown of what else comes with a Humble Choice membership when you sign up.
Humble Choice October 2025 Line-Up
- Atomic Heart
- V Rising
- System Shock
- Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town
- Cryptmaster
- Shogun Showdown
- Hotel Renovator
- Caravan SandWitch
- One Month of IGN Plus
A Humble Choice membership comes with much more alongside the games listed above. Each month, PC players will get to enjoy a curated selection of PC games that they can choose to keep or skip for the month. With a membership you'll also get to enjoy up to 20% off select games on the Humble Store and 5% of your membership supports a charity each month. October's charity is the WDC, Whale and Dolphin Conservation, which is dedicated to (as its name says) the conservation of whales and dolphins.
It's also worth noting that if you find the membership isn't for you, you can cancel at anytime. If you find you enjoy it, though, Humble has plenty to offer alongside its Choice monthly drops, including many different bundles. At the moment, the excellent Remedy Games 30th Anniversary Bundle (which includes 10 games for as low as $27) is still running for another day, which is one well worth jumping on while it's still available. Have a look at the bundles page to see even more game collections worth adding to your library.
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Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
