PC players can currently claim eight games and one DLC through the August 2026 Humble Choice bundle, priced at $14.99. The complete selection is reportedly worth around $170 when purchased separately.

Unlike some subscription services, Humble Choice allows members to keep the games they claim even after ending their subscription. This means players can join for a single month, collect the current bundle, and retain access to the included titles.

The headline release is Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, the 2024 RPG featuring Ichiban Kasuga and Kazuma Kiryu. The adventure takes place across Japan and Hawaii and continues the turn-based systems introduced in the previous main entry. The game later received recognition at the Japan Game Awards and Seiyu Awards.

Dead Cells is also included alongside The Bad Seed DLC. The acclaimed action platformer combines procedurally changing environments, precise combat, and long-term progression, while the additional content introduces more locations and challenges.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge adds a retro-inspired cooperative beat ’em up to the lineup. The game recreates the style of classic arcade releases while supporting modern controls and multiplayer options.

Other included titles are Decktamer, a turn-based roguelike combining deck-building with creature recruitment, and Conquest Dark, an Early Access action RPG built around rapid character development and repeated runs through enemy-filled environments.

Gatekeeper offers fast-paced roguelike action for solo players or groups of up to four. Pile Up! focuses on strategic construction and settlement management across limited spaces, while Dark Envoy delivers a party-based CRPG with tactical slow-motion combat in a fantasy setting influenced by firearms and magic.

The full August 2026 Humble Choice lineup includes:

• Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth;
• Dead Cells and The Bad Seed DLC;
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge;
• Decktamer;
• Conquest Dark;
• Gatekeeper;
• Pile Up!;
• Dark Envoy;

The month’s bundle also supports Oceana, an international organization focused on ocean conservation. A portion of Humble’s proceeds is typically directed toward the selected charity.

The August selection covers several genres, including RPGs, roguelikes, cooperative action games, deck-builders, strategy titles, and retro-inspired releases. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth and Dead Cells provide the strongest individual value, while the smaller games offer additional options for players interested in discovering less familiar PC releases.