Gamers are all about saving money and Humble Bundle is all about giving gamers the deals we want. That said, the latest bundle, the Humble 2K PlayStation Bundle is great, but not for PS4 gamers.
Like all Humble Bundles, the 2K PlayStation bundle is broken up into three tiers. There’s the “Pay at least $1” tier, the “Beat the average” tier and the “Pay a set amount of money” tier. If you’re looking to score new PS4 games, you’re going to have to go for the top tier.
The “Pay $1” tier is filled mostly is PS Vita games like XCOM: Enemy Unknown Plus and Civilization Revolution 2 Plus. The two other games in this group are Evolve on PS4 and The Bureau: XCOM Declassified on PS3. Those who buy into this level will also get all DLC released for The Bureau as well.
If you give more than the average person, you’ll be rewarded with six extra games and one game trial. As of right now, the average is only $5.29, but that will likely rise when more people buy into it. Paying this amount will earn you XCOM: Enemy Within on PS3, BioShock on PS3, Borderlands on PS3, Borderlands 2 Ultimate Edition on PS3, Mafia 2 on PS3 and Spec Ops: The Line on PS3. There is also a trial for Battleborn on PS4 included in this group.
Getting the “Beat the average” tier will also earn you all of the games from the first tier as well.
If you go all-out for the Humble 2K PlayStation Bundle, you can get a copy of XCOM 2 for PS4, in addition to all of the games already mentioned. This tier is only $20, meaning you can walk away with 11 full games and one trial for only $20. That’s a pretty snazzy deal, assuming you have a PS Vita, PS3 and PS4 to game on.
As always, those who do buy any tier from this Humble Bundle can choose how much money will be donated to charity. The charity getting supported by the 2K PlayStation Bundle is Covenant House, an organization dedicated to helping homeless and trafficked youth across America.
So what do you think? Are you interested in getting the Humble 2K PlayStation Bundle? Would you have liked to see more PS4 games included? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
