Tuesday’s Deals – a Wide Variety of Bundles With Both Gory Action and Story-Based Titles!

Coming again on Tuesday, we have a variety of deals to explore from both Fanatical and Humble Bundle! They include some genres that I don’t typically cover, such as digital tabletop and deckbuilder titles, along with story-focused releases, gory action, and puzzle-related games!

Build your own Tabletop & Deckbuilder Bundle (Fanatical)

The first bundle this week is the Build your own Tabletop & Deckbuilder Bundle from Fanatical. It starts at a price of $7.50 per game, with a minimum purchase of $14.99. The best deal is $7.00 each if you buy 5 or more games for $34.99. To be fair, I almost didn’t include this bundle in today’s post because a number of people on Reddit balked at the price of these games. However, I’m hoping that some of my readers will be interested in a few items below, so I am going to post this anyway.

The Games available from Fanatical are,

As we’ll see later, while there are a lot of games that are bolded above, this bundle has the highest number of titles that do not measure up for positive rating or price as well. Then again, it also has the highest amount of games being offered, too. When it comes to ratings, Cascadia, Dune: Imperium, Shogun Showdown, and Quilts and Cats of Calico are really well liked. Meanwhile, Ark Nova, Clank!, and Rune Coliseum are the most expensive, while also being popular on Steam.

Check out the IsThereAnyDeal page for more info, or you can pick up some of the games at Fanatical’s site.

Narrative Arc Bundle (Humble Bundle)

Our second set of games has 3 tiers with up to 7 games being available for a total price of $20.00. Story-focused gamers may want to consider this group of titles since many of them are quite popular and the historical lows are significant at the highest tier. The price per game when buying the whole bundle is $2.86 each.

The games are,

Similar to the other bundles below, nearly all of these games are well-regarded and have reasonable historical lows, while Dustborn is the worst-rated game, and Frank and Drake has been available for less than $2.60 previously. One thing that I find exciting about this bundle is that both Harold Halibut and Six Ages 2 have historical lows of over $17! That means if you want one of the higher tier items, and a few of the lower ones, then it is an easy choice to just buy the bundle based on value! Of the games on offer, I am most interested in Venba, which has a historical low of $5.99 while also being 93% positive.

More details on the bundle can be found at its IsThereAnyDeal page, or purchased at Humble Bundle’s site.

Build your own Brutal Bundle June 2025 (Fanatical)

For those who want action, blood, and gore, picking a few items from this bundle may be of interest. It starts at $4.50 for each game, with a minimum purchase of 3 for $13.49, and then goes down to $4.00 each if 5 or more titles are bought at once.

Games available as of this writing are,

Looking at the list of games above, you’ll notice that most of them are bolded. Only a couple miss the criteria of being at least 80% positive or having a historical low under $4.50. Turbo Kid doesn’t make it because its low is $3.99, and Scorn since it is 77% positive. If you are going for value, Somber Echoes, It’s Only Money, Sacre Bleu, and Priest Simulator: Splendor Set are among the best. On the other hand, Knights Within, Priest Simulator: Splendor Set, Turbo Kid, Butcher’s Creek, and Hedon – Extra Thicc Edition are the most highly rated (Note: I am excluding games with less than 100 reviews in this statement).

Those who want to do further analysis on these titles can check out IsThereAnyDeal. Otherwise, you can pick up some of these games at Fanatical’s website.

Case & Consequence Collection Bundle (Humble Bundle)

Like the bundle that I mention next, this is one that makes sense to purchase all at once, instead of choosing a lower tier. To be honest, the 1st tier isn’t that exciting from a value perspective; the four games in it are all about $2.00 each at their historical lows. That’s with tier 1 having a price of $6.00. The real deal comes when the last 3 games are added for just $4.00 more. The reason being that each of those latter games have a historical low of at least $7.20! The average price per game for the full bundle is $1.43 each.

They are,

Just for fun, I’ve bolded every game listed above. That’s the first time I’ve ever done that for any bundle! Each title on offer is at least 81% positive, and has a historical low greater than $1.43. Consequently, all I could do was either bold all of them, or just say that in this case, the bolding is irreverent. In regard to individual games, be aware that some of them have content warnings on Steam (such as Heavy Rain), and that Lacuna has been given away for free before at some storefronts (thus making the value a bit less for some players).

Anyway, this is a quality bundle for those interested in the genres and styles represented! More details can be found at IsThereAnyDeal and the bundle itself is available at Humble Bundle’s website.

Puzzle Pizzazz Bundle (Humble Bundle)

Our last bundle for the day is a two-tier collection of eight titles for a total of just $12. Because the price of the full bundle is so low, I’m recommending purchasing the whole set for those who are interested in what’s offered. The average price per game is just $1.50!

The games are,

For the games bolded above, their historical low is at least above $1.50, with their average rating being 80% or better. The only ones that didn’t meet these metrics are Kingsgrave, which is 79% positive, and Behind the Frame, which has a historical low of just $1.00. By the way, The Star Named EOS has a historical low of $10.49, which makes it the stand out game for the bundle based on value!

As such, almost the entire bundle can be recommended, with more details available at IsThereAnyDeal.com! For those who want to partake, the bundle can be found here.