Halloween is upon us, and if you're seeking to celebrate the night with some self-induced scares, the Humble Store has just the right bundle of PC games for you. The Humble Horror Collection features several spine-chilling adventures from the Dark Pictures Anthology, along with the delightfully eerie platforming games from the Little Nightmares series.
Pricing begins at $5 for two games, but you can grab the entire set of seven games and DLC for only $20. The $5 entry-level bundle includes Man of Medan, the inaugural entry in the Dark Pictures Anthology, while the complete bundle adds Little Hope, House of Ashes, and The Devil in Me. This impressive lineup covers the first season of Dark Pictures adventures, each offering a unique and terrifying twist on its storyline while introducing you to the concept of the Butterfly Effect.
Every decision in these games is crucial, and with multiple endings, you can replay them numerous times to witness how dire the consequences can be for the characters. Little Nightmares presents a different yet equally haunting experience, akin to a dark fantasy storybook. The first game delves into the exploration of a disturbing dollhouse, while its sequel builds upon its predecessor's concepts to create a singularly frightening experience.
Humble is also offering the expansion pass for Little Nightmares and the deluxe edition of Little Nightmares 2, ensuring plenty of content to immerse yourself in. For additional terrifyingly good deals, you can explore several special offers on scary games at Fanatical. The recently released Silent Hill 2 remake is available for $54.59 (down from $70), the zombie apocalypse action-RPG Dead Island 2 is priced at $22.49 (originally $50), and you can enjoy a 50% discount on the brilliant Cult of the Lamb.
Fanatical also introduces a new edition of its Build Your Own Frightmare bundle, allowing you to curate your own selection of discounted games from a list of 19 titles, including The Evil Within, The Evil Within 2, Doom 2016, Choo Choo Charles, and more, starting at just $2.78 per game.
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