If you’re looking for a new board game, Humble has the latest bundles for you. The Board Game Night Bundle with Dire Wolf & Friends offers up to nine digital board games and two add-on games for $18. Games on offer include Dune: Empire, Wingspan, Terraforming, and Scythe, all of which can be played on Steam.
Humble Bundle: Board Game Night with Dire Wolf and Friends
- Dune: Empire
- Sickle: Digital Edition
- span
- Calico quilt and cat
- Terraforming Mars
- Terraforming Mars: Prelude DLC
- Terraforming Mars: Greece and Elysium DLC
- Everdale
- Munchkin Digital
- root
- temple
- Root: The Riverfolk Expansion Pack Coupon 50% Off
- Munchkin Digital: The Unnatural Ax Expansion Pack 50% Off Coupon
Like other Humble Bundles, the Board Game Night Bundle comes in multiple tiers, so even if you don’t want to pay full price, you can still get some great games. At the lowest tier, you’ll pay $7 for Sagrada, Scythe: Digital Edition, and Root, as well as get a coupon for Root’s Riverfolk expansion. Pay $10 to add Wingspan and Munchkin to the deal, as well as a coupon for Munchkin’s The Unnatural Ax expansion pack. Priced at $15, the bundle adds Terraforming Mars and its DLC, as well as Everdell. Finally there’s the $18-level throw in “Quilts and Cats” and “Dune: Empire.”
Humble Bundles are also always partnering with charities, with a portion of the proceeds from the Board Game Night Bundles being donated to the Global Wildlife Fund. You can choose how much to donate to charity, or choose to increase your donation by paying more than the top-tier fee.
In Dune: Empire, you’ll use a combination of deck building, worker placement, and strategy to try to control the flow of spices in Arrakis. Dune: Empire left Early Access in March, so it’s still a fairly new release that normally sells for the full price of $23. The current price on Steam is $16, the lowest price ever, which is only two dollars cheaper than the Humble Bundle of the full table game. Dune: Empire is bundled with eight other digital board games and more content for a total price of $18, which is a steal. The physical “Dune: Empire” board game costs $51 on Amazon.
Wingspan gamifies birding in a way that’s more engaging than you might imagine – your job is to try to identify the coolest birds and attract them to your wildlife sanctuary, with up to four Compete with other players. Wingspan won numerous awards when it was first released as a physical board game in 2019, but the digital version is also excellent. If you’re interested in a physical board game, Wingspan is available at Walmart and Target.
Another standout is Scythe, which imagines an alternate history dominated by mechas after World War I, with factions vying to take over war-torn Europe. The physical version of Scythe is expensive (the base game is $80), so it’s nice to see a digital version available at such an affordable price.
Humble has many other noteworthy bundles that you’ll want to check out when you’re getting ready for your board game shenanigans. The new Capcom Summer 2024 bundle includes 12 games and collections from the studio’s catalog and costs $30. The Pixels with Porpoise bundle includes a collection of outstanding indie games, including top platformer Celeste and compelling competitive game Towerfall. If you want to add different games to your collection, you can opt for the LEGO Worlds Collide: Ultimate Build bundle, which includes 18 LEGO video games for just $15.
If you want something less active than a bunch of new video games, you can buy Jeff VanderMeer’s Weird Worlds book bundle, which includes 11 novels – just in time for the fourth and final book in the Southern Reach series books, including the novel “Annihilation,” which was adapted into Alex Garland’s film of the same name. For a different take on Lego, Humble offers the Build It With Lego bundle, which contains 20 books to help you get inspired to make Lego creations and help give you some of the skills you need.
