The well-known digital store has offered a humanitarian aid campaign for Ukraine where we gamers will be the protagonists
The well-known digital store Humble Bundle It is known worldwide for offering different game packages at reduced prices in which you can always donate the money to various associations for those most in need. And now a very special Humble arrives because, as the store itself announced, they were preparing a very special game package for help ukraine.
And so it has been, because since yesterday we can access the store and take a look at the incredible Humble in which we can get about seventy games for PC for little more than 30€. I will explain how in a moment and you will see that there are real great games that are not wasted.
Help Ukraine and get these great games
- For just over €30 we can get sseventy games for Steam ✅
- The Humble has been active for 24 hours and has already collected almost 4 million euros ✅
- This humble supports Razom for Ukraine, International Rescue Committee (IRC), International Medical Corps and Direct Relief ✅
- The violent and illegal invasion in Ukraine is taking a tragic toll: displacing people, devastating families, and creating an urgent need for food, water, supplies, shelter, and safety ✅
- To help where we can, we have joined forces with game creators, book publishers and software manufacturers from around the world to create a package 100% dedicated to supporting the victims and refugees of Ukraine during this crisis ✅
- The package Stand With Ukraine features over 120 pieces of content worth over $2,500, including:
- Back 4 Blood, Satisfactory, Metro Exodus, & Fable Anniversary
- Pathfinder, Starfinder, & Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay books
- GameMaker Studio 2 Creator (12 months), Music Maker EDM Edition, RPG Maker VX, & Polygon game dev assets
- much more content
- This is a unique initiative that only seeks to help ✅
Of course we are going to have entertainment for a while and a lot of content while on top of that we help for a good cause. Great.
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