Rogue Trader
Cat Quest 3
Death's Door
Daemon X Machina
Wizard with a Gun
Neo Cab
Everafter Falls
Blanc

I've claimed some of the games from this drop, but please leave a comment with an offer in HBD/HIVE if you are interested in picking up a Steam key for any of the games that I don't claim myself!

Well... this was a mixed bag as far as Humble Bundle drops go... it would have been a pretty awesome month for drops... except that I had already bought some of the games on Steam sales in the past (will I never learn...)... and that made it a personally ordinary month drop.

That said, there are some really awesome games if you are interested in putting in an offer for something in there!

So, leading this month's drop is Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader... this is an awesome old school style CRPG. Sort of in the old Baldur's Gate style, and set in the really quite amazing 40k universe. You play as one of the Imperial Rogue Traders... basically, a space law unto itself... this is a great must-have game for anyone who is interested in real RPGs (not that action poop...)... sadly, I already bought it on launch... because I'm an old-school gamer who LOVES these games! So, this is a very enticing game for anyone who might be wanting to claim it!

Next up... Cat Quest 3. Okay, this is a bit of a cutesy take on the ARPG thing (you know... the poop type of RPGs?)... but my youngest daughter loves the Cat Quest series... and so, this is a claim... but for her.

Death's Door is a bit of an unusual game... the art style grabbed me though. And this is the real reason that I love the Humble Bundle drops so much... the odd little games that you wouldn't ordinarily think about purchasing... but just because they are in the bundle, you end up claiming them just to see what they are about. A 3d platformer? A souls-like? A narrative game? Strange... but intriguing.

Daemon X Machina seems to be a bit of a retro styled Japanese Mecha game. There was perhaps a time when this would excite me... but these days, the mecha games that I prefer are things like BattleTech where you are running merc company in turn based tactical battles. I just can't really summon up the desire to play an action orientated mecha game anymore... even the newer Mechwarrior games are a bit of a stretch for me. So, a pass for me!

Wizard with a Gun... online co-op game... insta-NO! Couch-co-op... maybe... but random strangers on the internet. NOPE! Maybe in the future, I would do this with my daughters on separate Steam accounts... but playing board games together sounds like more fun. Pass on this one!

NeoCab is a visual novel about being the last human cab driver on the planet... it has a really nice dark art style... and I'm crazily curious about story based games like this! Insta-YES!

Everafter Falls... another farming life sim. No thanks... I'll stick to my RimWorld thanks!

Blanc seems like a great game for a young family. Cute art style, and a nice wholesome story... and seemingly not too complicated from a gaming point of view. But I think that my daughter's are a bit too old for this. I might end up seeing if one of the other extended family memebrs with younger kids might be interested... or perhaps some reader might like it?

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