Slay the Spire is a deckbuilding roguelike. You'll die, then you'll try again, ad infinitum. Replayability comes from the procedural generation, almost everything is randomized and adds variety.

Squad is the brutal spiritual successor to Project Reality, a streamlined gameplay loop and modern graphics makes it easier for players to get into. A hardcore FPS that stands above the competition.

While Conan: Exiles can definitely stand on its own two feet, it doesn't do enough to differentiate itself from competitors in the genre. Comes in Humble Monthly with A Hat in Time, KONA, and more.

The bone chilling atmosphere of KONA is enough to warrant buying the game. Stay warm out there! Comes with Humble Monthly with Escapists 2, A Hat In Time, and Conan: Exiles. https://bit.ly/2MvMQLB

The buggy and endless grind of The Escapists 2 is simply not fun enough to warrant putting the time into finding the one viable escape per prison. Luckily it came with A Hat In Time in Humble Monthly.

A complete downgrade from older games in nearly every way but portwise. Its saving grace is the fact that it's included in Septembers Humble Monthly. Unless you're a big fan of JRPG's, pass on this.

If Harvest Moon met Minecraft, this would be the result. With lovely voxel art and multiplayer it's hard to put down. Definitely worth it for $12 in the Humble Monthly.

Rise of the Tomb Raider is absolutely stunning to play, it's a marvel that the team managed to make this masterpiece of a game after its predecessor. Definitely worth the $12 Humble Monthly.

JBPP 3 is the best JBPP yet, with a sequel to Quiplash along with several fun games to play with friends. JBPP 3 is a good time to be had by all. Definitely worth $12 in the Humble Jackbox Bundle.

Improving on the first JBPP, JBPP 2 introduces Bomb Corp, an intense bomb defusal game. It also gives us sequels to both Quiplash and Fibbage. Definitely worth the price of $12 for JBPP 1-3.