86-rated Soulslike available at cheapest ever price in new Humble Choice
Like the offerings coming with PS Plus, Xbox Game Pass, or Amazon Prime Gaming, the titles available through Humble Choice every month can be a bit hit and miss. However, the Humble Choice March 2024 line-up is the best one in many months with several interesting video games becoming available at a bargain price.
Nioh 2 is one of the best Soulslikes you can find. Set in an era of civil war in Japan, this game is teeming with challenging enemies, interesting weapon types, supernatural abilities, and the tools of a ninja. Rated 86 on Metacritic, Nioh 2 persuaded both critics and users of its merits. Best of all, the version offered in this month’s Humble Choice is the Nioh 2 Complete Edition, which has every piece of DLC for the game included – there’s no cheaper way to get that full collection.
Nioh 2 is a great get for Soulslike fans who'd like to get back into the groove for the Elden Ring DLC.
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This is the only hit awaiting you in this month’s line-up, though. Citizen Sleeper is a brilliant indie RPG thrusting you into the role of a human mind that has been uploaded into a robot body by a corporation to serve as a worker drone for eternity. You escaped, however, and now need to get adjusted to a normal life on a derelict space station. Thought-provoking and engaging, this one is especially relevant amidst the economic upheaval we are experiencing today.
Thirsting for a bit more action and chaos? Then Saints Row may be for you. While it ended up flopping commercially – so much so that Embracer Group decided to pull the plug on developer Volition – this reboot can still satisfy your craving to commit some virtual crimes.
Humble Choice in March 2024: all games
Here are all games included with Humble Choice in March 2024:
- Warhammer: Age of Sigmar – Realms of Ruin Ultimate Edition
- Nioh 2 – The Complete Edition
- Saints Row
- Citizen Sleeper
- Black Skylands
- Afterimage
- Destroyer: The U-Boat Hunter
- Soulstice
All of these titles are available for a monthly subscription price of $11.99 USD via Humble with 5% of the fee going to charity. Just to give you a perspective of how much you’ll be saving: Realms of Ruin by itself would cost you $74.99 USD if you bought the Ultimate Edition elsewhere.
