Humble Choice has released its November 2026 bundle, and it contains eight PC games for $14.99, with Mafia: The Old Country and The Outer Worlds 2 leading the lineup. The bundle went live on the first Tuesday of November, and the games are yours to keep once you claim them.

Seven of the eight games redeem on Steam. The exception is The Outer Worlds 2, whose code only works on Battle.net, so check your storefront before you buy.

What is in the November 2026 lineup

The full list of games includes Mafia: The Old Country, The Outer Worlds 2 (Battle.net), Shinobi: Art of Vengeance, Yakuza 6: Song of Life, Crisol: Theater of Idols, Space Haven, Dysmantle, and Squeakross: Home Squeak Home. That is a mix of crime drama, sci-fi role-playing, samurai action and puzzle games, all bundled into one monthly drop.

Mafia: The Old Country is the latest entry in the series, and our review gave it an 8/10. The critic Luke Reilly wrote that it is a conventional but effective return to the linear, tightly story-driven format of the original Mafia and Mafia II. He also praised the game for having a wonderful eye and ear for detail.

The Outer Worlds 2 also earned an 8/10. Reviewer Travis Northup argued that the game does not try to rewrite Obsidian’s RPG playbook, but calls it another strong refinement, with smoother combat and compelling buildcrafting and loot.

The Outer Worlds 2 doesn’t try to rewrite Obsidian’s RPG playbook, but it’s yet another strong refinement, with smoother combat, diabolically compelling buildcrafting and loot, and a story that immediately made me want to start again to see an alternate outcome.

That quote from Travis Northup captures why this pick stands out. A story that makes a reviewer want to restart immediately to chase a different ending is the kind of pull that keeps players up late, and it is available in this bundle for the same price as the rest of the month.

A puzzle pick for Picross fans

Chris Reed, the senior commerce editor and deals expert who wrote the breakdown, singled out Squeakross as his personal favorite. He loves Picross puzzles, and the game is full of them. He described it as colorful and super fun, and said it has sat on his Steam wishlist ever since it came out.

If you are not a puzzle player, Squeakross may feel like a bonus. For fans of logic games, it could be the sleeper hit of the bundle.

Why the price math matters

You can buy the month’s games for $14.99 and cancel your subscription right away. The games stay in your library permanently. That makes this a straightforward one-time purchase for anyone who only wants this lineup.

The other option is an annual subscription at $154.99. Compared with paying month to month, that saves a little over $24. For players who expect to claim bundles every month, the annual plan is the more efficient route.

Membership perks beyond the games

Humble Choice members get up to 20% off games in the Humble Store. They also get access to a vault of games that stays available for as long as they remain members.

A portion of every membership goes to charity. This month’s charity is Covenant House, which provides 24/7 safe shelter, food, medical and mental healthcare, and supportive services to young people experiencing homelessness. That means the purchase has a direct social purpose beyond the games themselves.

Black Friday is already here

Deal season is starting early. Chris Reed noted that the Black Friday coverage has already begun, so this bundle may be the first of several discounts gamers can expect before the end of November. If you are planning to stock up on PC games, this is the moment to compare your options before prices shift again.

The November bundle is available now, and the choice comes down to whether you want one month of games or a full year of monthly drops.