It’s clearly Humble Bundle grasping at straws to try and make their business work, as clearly a lot of people were pausing (skipping) months.
Instead, it’s based on how long you keep going. Humble Store discounts are also changing. If you pause (now called Skip) or cancel, you lose access to the Humble Games Collection and the Vault.
On top of that the Humble Trove is being renamed to the Humble Vault, which they say will remain “DRM-free” but it will also require the Humble app. This will contain a “growing” list of curated games. This will be required for the new, additional, Humble Games Collection. Next up, they’ve decided you need another launcher with the Humble app, which will only be supported on Windows. And as always, you can skip a month whenever you want or cancel anytime.” The exact number of games might vary each month, but no matter what our scouts choose, our mission is to always bring you a ton of value that’s well worth the price of admission. Humble said: “Our focus is to bring you maximum bang for your buck through an expertly curated mix of awesome games. The amount of games will fluctuate, and hopefully mean they will be better and you will get access to all of them. There’s only going to be one single tier at $11.99 / £8.99 / €9.99 - with regional pricing and more regions supported, except if you’re on the Classic plan you continue to be billed in USD. Humble Bundle has announced changes are coming in February for Humble Choice, so let’s go over what they’re going to be doing.įirst up, they’re moving back towards how it started with Humble Monthly.
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