Humble Choice October 2024: What to play on Steam Deck

The Humble Choice October 2024 bundle has just been announced, and it’s packed with fantastic games across a variety of genres. Whether you’re into action-packed shooters, stylish RPGs, quirky humor, or atmospheric puzzle-platformers, this lineup has something for everyone. I couldn’t resist diving in and choosing several games to add to my Steam Deck library.

Although Remnant II and Persona 5 Strikers are unsupported on the Steam Deck, their Gold ProtonDB ratings and playtimes of around 15-20 hours and 20-25 hours respectively make them worth tweaking for a full experience. Meanwhile, Jusant , which takes 4.5-6 hours to complete, is Deck Verified and ready to go. Other highlights like Dome Keeper (5.5 hours) and McPixel 3 (5.5 hours) are also Verified , while Jack Move offers smooth RPG action with a manageable 6-8 hour runtime.

For my keeps this month, I’ve chosen Remnant II because I already own the first one (though I haven’t played it yet), and Persona 5 Strikers for its fun, anime-inspired combat. I’m excited for Jusant due to my love for Don’t Nod’s games and looking forward to the investigation elements in Remnant Records . McPixel 3 made the cut for its wacky, pixelated humor, and I couldn’t resist Jack Move for its turn-based RPG mechanics and intriguing cyberpunk story. This bundle is a win for Steam Deck users!

For those interested in other games, I’ll be hosting giveaways on the @DeckFilter Twitter account, so stay tuned for your chance to win!

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Here are the games:

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The October 2024 Humble Choice lineup is a fantastic deal for anyone looking to expand their Steam Deck library. Whether you prefer action-packed shooters, RPGs with flair, or peaceful platformers, this bundle has something for everyone. So grab your Deck, adjust those settings, and dive into this month’s excellent selection!

Which games are you playing on the Deck this month?