Here are all the games in the bundle:

• Resident Evil 0
• Resident Evil Remasterd
• Resident Evil 2
• Resident Evil 3
• Resident Evil 4
• Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition
• Resident Evil 6
• Resident Evil 7 Biohazard
• Resident Evil Revelations
• Resident Evil Revelations 2 Episode 1
• Resident Evil Revelations 2 Deluxe Edition
• 50% Discount on Resident Evil Village

Buying all 11 games and the discount on Resident Evil Village in the bundle costs at least $30.

A 7-game bundle, featuring Resident Evil Remastered, Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition, Resident Evil 6, Resident Evil Revelations, Resident Evil Revelations 2 Episode 1, and Resident Evil Revelations 2 Deluxe Edition is priced at $10.

The smallest bundle, priced at $1, includes Resident Evil Remastered, Resident Evil Revelations, and Resident Evil Revelations 2 Episode 1.

The charity being supported with the Resident Evil Humble Bundle this time around is Direct Relief—a non-profit, non-partisan organisation that provides medical relief all over the world.

Along with six islands and over 161 Temtem to collect, players can look forward to a mini-island for end-game activities, a dedicated Nuzlocke mode, and much more. In the meantime, the title has already received cross-progression support on PS5 and PC, Mounts, Dojo Wars, a Trade House and tons of other features since entering early access in January 2020.

In terms of base content, players can look forward to a dedicated campaign which involves battling the Clan Belsoto and becoming a full-fledged Temtem tamer. Co-op is also supported along with extensive character customization. There’s even Competitive play with pick and ban phases. Stay tuned for more details en route to the game’s 1.0 release.

Starting April 5, PS Plus subscribers can claim Sumo Digital’s PvPvE heist game Hood: Outlaws and Legends, MegaCrit’s seminal roguelike deck builder Slay the Spire, and Purple Lamp Studios’ acclaimed remake SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Biki Bottom – Rehydrated. Those are pretty solid offerings – Slay the Spire in particular is excellent, while SpongeBob has its own fair share of fans – so subscribers have some good games to claim in the coming days.

That means you have until March 4 to claim the previous month’s PS Plus offerings, which are Ark: Survival Evolved, Team Sonic Racing, Ghostrunner, and Ghost of Tsushima: Legends.

On June 10th, Darkest Dungeon will be available for console, cloud and PC players. The rogue-like dungeon crawler is renowned for its brutal difficulty, especially with managing the various afflictions that heroes can suffer. While this line-up may seem fairly sparse, it’s likely that more will be announced on June 13th when the Xbox and Bethesda showcase takes place.

On June 15th, a number of titles will be leaving the service. This includes Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown (console), which is well worth playing before it’s gone; adventure titles Night Call and Observation; and rogue-likes West of Dead and Wizard of Legend. Stay tuned for more details on upcoming additions in the meantime.

Pokemon-inspired monster collecting MMORPG Temtem has been in early access for over a year now, and opened the doors for more players to join in on PS5 in December, and soon, the game’s going to expand with a major content update. Developer Crema has confirmed that a new update, which is rolling out tomorrow, will be adding plenty of new content for players to dive into.

The biggest addition is Cipanku Island, a new area where “tradition and technology converge and meld together”. It is an Electric and Digital-themed location, and will, as such, introduce Digital-type Tems to the game. Created by humans in the Nanto labs, Digital Tems have their own unique Traits and Techniques. They are strong against Mental and Melee types, weak to Water and Electric types, resistant to Toxic types, and curiously enough, strong (and weak) to other Digital types as well.

The new update will also add Lairs, which are group activities that will see players banding together as they look for newly introduced Mythical Temtem in a 3-5 player activity. “In Lairs, even though each player receives a different randomly generated path, all resources are shared and resource management is the true key to success in reaching the Mythical,” the developer explains. “To prove your skills as a tamer, instead of traversing the Lair with your usual squad you must form your Temtem team and inventory during the Lair, and think strategically about when and what to bring along with you.”

Meanwhile, a new fast travel system is also being introduced that will allow you to teleport to spots across the Archipelago for a fee (though travel to airports will be free). Finally, the game is also adding support for PS5’s Activity Cards for all of its quests.

Temtem is currently available in early access on PS5 and PC. The game will launch in full for those two platforms as well as Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X/S later this year.

Crema’s Pokemon-inspired MMORPG Temtem launched on PC in early access earlier this year, and was met immediately by widespread praise by the many people who dove into it. A quality Pokemon MMO is something fans have been asking for for years, and Temtem is definitely filling that void. Now, it’ll be doing that on PlayStation as well.

The RPG has launched into early access on PS5, and can be purchased now for $40 (or $60 for the deluxe edition). Publishers Humble Bundle have also released a launch trailer to commemorate its release, offering glimpses at its world, the Temtem you’ll be training, catching, and battling, and more. Take a look below.

Temtem is available in early access on PC and PS5. It will be receiving its full launch some time in 2021, at which point it will also launch for the Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch. Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage on the game.

Several weeks ago, Humble Bundle joined the fight against the COVID-19 coronavirus with the Humble Conquer COVID-19 Bundle. Complete with titles like Hollow Knight, Wizard of Legend, The Witness, Undertale and so on, proceeds for the same would go to charities like Doctors Without Borders, Direct Relief and so on. Recently, Humble Bundle announced that over $6.5 million had been raised thanks to the bundle.

Over 208,000 bundles were sold in total, which should paint a strong picture for the average amount donated. Receiving about $1.5 million in donates, Doctors Without Borders talked about the impact of the program which “Will enable our teams to launch emergency programs to help stem the spread of COVID-19 in the hardest-hit communities, care for infected patients, and respond to the pandemic’s consequences on local health systems.”

Direct Relief also thanked those donating, stating that, “This support translates into immediate, practical help – personal protective equipment for doctors and nurses, medications, and supplies for people with severe cases of COVID-19, and resources for those affected who are most at-risk throughout the country. This is such a wonderful example of everyone pulling together and doing whatever we can to protect those who are most vulnerable.”

It’s a good imitative all around, especially considering how severe COVID-19’s impact has been. Along with contributing to the cancellation of E3 2020, the pandemic also resulted in Gamescom 2020’s on-site event being cancelled (though it will still have a digital event). Several high profile releases like The Last of Us Part 2, Wasteland 3 and so on also suffered delays as a result of development teams shifting to work from home.

PC Gamer has confirmed that its annual PC Gaming Show will be taking place on June 6th. A recent addition to E3, the event was in doubt following the cancellation of E3 2020, not to mention the lack of any dedicated online event from the organizer. Nevertheless, it will take place and be livestreamed on Twitch and the like.

The show will feature new titles, “never-before-seen gameplay footage” and announcements. Partners include the likes of Frontier Developments, Humble Bundle, Perfect World Entertainment, Tripwire Interactive, Epic Games Store and Intel. We may also see updates on titles like Chivalry 2, Evil Geniuses 2: World Domination and so on which featured in last year’s showcase.

With E3 2020’s cancellation, many publishers have discussed the possibility of having digital presentations. Microsoft and Ubisoft expressed interest, with the former rumored to be having two events – one in May, the other in June. Xbox boss Phil Spencer even indicated recently that it wouldn’t be much longer for game reveals. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks.

It’s been a rough couple of weeks, if not months, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many are stuck at home, either through layoffs or self quarantine working remotely from home. While for some it’s little comfort, there are a lot of free and cheap games right now to at least keep you entertained. And now you can both do that and help out with the efforts to combat the virus.

It was announced via 2K’s official Twitter account that they will team with Humble Bundle for what they’re calling the Game Together bundle. It will include three tiers. For just a $1 you can get Spec Ops: The Line, Sid Meier’s Pirates!, The Darkness 2 and Carnival Games VR. If you donate more than the average you’ll also get BioShock: The Collection, Civilization III: Complete, The Golf Club 2019 and NBA 2K Playgrounds 2. If you go all the way and donate at least $20 (or more than that), you get all of that and WWE 2K20, NBA 2K20, XCOM: Enemy Unknown Complete Edition, Borderlands: Game of the Year Enhanced and Borderlands: The Handsome Collection.

However much you spend, it will go to support the International Medical Corps, which is one of the leading organizations working with the World Health Organisation to combat COVID-19. And you get a pretty good batch of games to help fill the time.

2K is partnering with Humble Bundle to offer a selection of titles as part of the @Humble 2K’s #GameTogether Bundle, with a portion of 2K’s revenue going to support @IMC_Worldwide in its COVID-19 relief efforts.

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— 2K (@2K) April 14, 2020

CremaGames’ Temtem has seen some very good sales numbers since launching into Steam Early Access. Available since January 21st, it’s sold over 500,000 copies worldwide according to an official tweet from the developer. It may not necessarily compete with the likes of mainline Pokemon titles but that’s still pretty good for an early access game.

And the good news is there’s even more on the way. The developer revealed in a follow-up tweet that it will have a roadmap detailing the future soon. It thanked fans for their support and promised that there was “so much more yet to come!”

Temtem is essentially a monster-taming title where players venture into the wild and catch different creatures (known as – you guessed it – Temtem). One key difference from the Pokemon series is that it’s a massively multiplayer online title. You can run into other trainers and essentially team up with them on adventure. As such, new Temtem, new areas and other mechanics are expected in the future so stay tuned.

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