New CRPG Bundle Has Baldur's Gate, Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader, And 5 More Games For $35

Against all odds, isometric computer-style RPGs are popular again. While the breakout popularity of Larian Studios' Baldur's Gate 3 is certainly the watershed moment for the modern CRPG resurgence, numerous other companies have also aided in the genre's resurrection over the years. Some of the most notable are Beamdog Studio's enhanced edition re-releases of classics like Planescape: Torment and Neverwinter Nights, and Owlcat's recent Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader--and thanks to a new Humble Bundle deal, you can grab PC versions of some of the best CRPGs from both studios for cheap. This bundle launched alongside Humble's Summer Spectacular Sale, which features hundreds of PC game deals.

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Humble's Beamdog and Owlcat: RPG Masters bundle includes up to seven games and numerous DLC packs from both studios for just $35, though there are also smaller bundle options for even cheaper if you just want to pick up a few titles.

The cheapest option is $4 and gets you Beamdog's Enhanced Edition remasters of Planescape: Torment and Icewind Dale. Both games are often cited as two of the best 90s CRPGs--Planescape: Torment features incredible writing, dialog, and a unique dark fantasy setting unlike most other RPGs, while Icewind Dale focuses on combat and dungeon crawling. You also get a Humble Store coupon code for 85% off Mythforce, which is a first-person co-op dungeon crawler inspired by hero shooters and classic 90s fantasy and cartoons. With the coupon, you can pick up Mythforce for just $5.25 (normally $30).

If you pay $7, you get the aforementioned games as well as the enhanced edition remasters of Baldur's Gate I and II--which update the Bioware originals with new UI and graphics options, quality of life tweaks, and even controller support--and Owlcat's Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition, which is based on the popular Pathfinder TTRPG rules and setting, and mixes classic CRPG gameplay with city building.

The $10 tier adds two more games: Neverwinter Nights: Complete Adventures Enhanced Edition and Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. And if you pay $15, you get the DLC season passes for Pathfinder: Kingmaker and Wrath of the Righteous.

Finally, for $35, you get all of the previous content plus Owlcat's latest game, Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader. As the name implies, the game is set in the grim sci-fi universe of Warhammer 40,000, but rather than yet another Space Marine-focused adventure, it pulls inspiration from the lesser-known Rogue Trader TTRPG where players explore 40K's violent universe as the leader of a ragtag band of mercenaries.

The full $35 bundle equates to a $346 value, but whichever tier you opt for, you'll be adding some of the best CRPGs to your Steam library. That said, Humble's Beamdog and Owlcat: RPG Master bundle will be available until September 4, so you only have a few more weeks to pick it up. Like all Humble Bundle deals, a portion of all sales goes to charity--in this case, the Girls Make Game Scholarship Fund.

This bundle contains hundreds of hours worth of RPG content, but fans of classic computer-style RPGs still have plenty more to look forward to. The long-awaited next game in Bioware's Dragon Age series, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, drops on October 31 and is available for preorder now. Meanwhile Obsidian's Avowed, which is set in the Pillars of Eternity universe and features gameplay reminiscent of The Outer Worlds and The Elder Scrolls, is set to launch on PC and Xbox Series X|S on February 18, 2025. And while it's not an RPG, if you're interested in Warhammer, you can also preorder Space Marine 2 on PC (via GameSpot's sister site Fanatical), or on PS5 and Xbox ahead of its September 9 launch.

Humble also has other notable bundles right now, including Capcom Summer 2024, which comes with 12 titles--but you're technically getting 41 games thanks to compilations like Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection and Capcom Fighting Collection. Humble's Board Game Night bundle is filled with cool digital strategy games, including Dune: Imperium. Meanwhile, Humble's $12/month Choice membership program features Sifu, High on Life, and six more games in August.

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