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Heads up, PC gamers. Today is your last chance to get October’s Humble Choice games for just $10, rather than the usual $14.99. All you have to do is enter promo code SPOOKY25 at checkout, and you’ll save $5. Tomorrow, November 4, at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET, November's Humble Choice will replace this one, and the promo code will no longer work.

This month’s eight-game lineup is pretty great, with V Rising, Atomic Hearts, System Shock, Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town, and more, all included for just $10. It's a terrific deal. Read on for the details.

Humble Choice - October 2025

Here’s the full list of PC games included in this months’ Humble Choice:

  • V Rising (9 out of 10)
  • Atomic Heart (8 out of 10)
  • System Shock (9 out of 10)
  • Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town (7 out of 10)
  • Cryptmaster
  • Shogun Showdown
  • Hotel Renovator
  • Caravan SandWitch
  • One Month of IGN Plus

All of the games are delivered in the form of Steam codes. Most of the games are excellent as well. Our critics gave V Rising and System Shock a 9/10, while Atomic Hearts got an 8/10. Here are some summary quotes from the reviews:

  • V Rising review: "Arise, ye children of the night, and sink your teeth into one of the best ARPGs – and one of the best vampire games, in general – of this moonlit age."
  • Atomic Heart review: "This is a lengthy, tough, and terrific-looking shooter that has us bathing in the blood and gears of elaborately designed enemies both biological and robotic and dispatching them with an impressive set of combat options."
  • System Shock review: "Nightdive's remake masterfully brings most of the aspects that haven’t aged as well into the present day, with excellent new graphics and nearly all the modern gameplay conveniences you could want. Get out there and give her hell, hacker."
  • Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town review: "Pioneers of Olive Town recognizes it does not need to reinvent the plow to present a full, relaxing, pleasant farming game. Aside from its sprawling size, there is not much novel about collecting materials, upgrading tools, clearing land, raising animals and crops, and befriending the townspeople – and there doesn't need to be."

What Is Humble Choice?

Humble Choice is a gaming subscription that gets you a new bundle of PC games each month. So if you don’t want to continue getting a new bundle each month, you’ll have to cancel your subscription, which is easy enough to do (I’ve done it myself). Anytime a bundle I want is on offer, I sign back up and then cancel after I’ve gotten my games, just to ward off future unwanted auto-payments as I have enough subscriptions in my life.

Atomic Heart Video Review

Members also get a few other benefits from a Humble Choice subscription. You save up to 20% off other games on Humble Store, depending on how long your subscription has been active (it starts at 10% off with one month). You also get access to more than 50 classic DRM-free games in the Humble app (the current lineup includes A Short Hike, Getting Over It, and more.

Finally, 5% of your membership fee is donated to a worthy cause each month. This month’s charitable organization is Whale and Dolphin Conservation.

V Rising Video Review

While we’re on the subject of game deals at Humble, the PC game storefront is also running the Humble Halloween Mega Sale, with big savings on tons of games, including Alan Wake 2 for $14.99, Silent Hill 2 for $45.49, and many more.

Disclosure: Humble Bundle is owned by Ziff Davis, the parent company of IGN. Humble Bundle and IGN operate completely independently, and no special consideration is given to Humble Bundle announcements or promotions for coverage.

Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky.

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