In need of even more games? The Humble Explore & Expand Bundle is live now with a selection of space sci-fi strategy and action for you.

Ah, my favourite mix of genres. Space, sci-fi and strategy. I am a self-confessed huge space nerd, so a bundle of games like this is right up my street. The Linux-supported titles are great in this bundle but there's not many of them in total, it's a small bundle. Here's what to expect from it.

For the minimum payment £0.75 / $1:

• Halcyon 6: Lightspeed Edition (Linux support)
• Rain of Reflections: Chapter 1
• Sins of a Solar Empire: Trinity

If you beat the average you get:

• Starpoint Gemini Warlords
• Galactic Civilizations III + multiple expansions

With the final tier at £7.47 having:

• Stellaris - Galaxy Edition (Linux support), which gives you nice extras like the soundtrack, a novel and more

For Stellaris, that's actually one of the best prices we've seen for it (and lower than Steam's own best historical low price). Especially for that edition of the game too, making it a perfect time to grab it even if you're only getting the bundle for Stellaris. It's easily one of my own personal favourites.

It will be running until December 15th, 2020. If any of that interests you, find the bundle here .

You should also check out The Yogscast Jingle Jam 2020 Bundle too.

Want to get a bunch of awesome games and support numerous charities? The Yogscast Jingle Jam 2020 Bundle is live.

Unlike other years, they're not doing it through Humble Bundle but instead with Tiltify which is a dedicated charity-based fundraising platform. The whole event runs from now until December 14, 2020 which various livestreams being done which you can see the schedule for here .

As for the charity bundle - if you donate at least £25, which is far less than most single AAA games you will then be given a copy of lots of games including:

• Dicey Dungeons
• Prison Architect
• Starbound
• For The King
• Colony Survival
• This War of Mine
• Tooth and Tail
• Rise of Industry
• Sunless Sea
• Among Us (not supported on Linux)
• Don't Starve
• Transistor
• + More

It's a genuinely good selection of games and all for a good cause too. Now in its 10th year, the Jingle Jam has raised over $17.6 million for charities across the world. You pick a charity when you donate from a list including a children's hospital, supporting children affected by war and more. See the full charity bundle here with all the details.

A fresh game bundle is here with the Humble Sweet Farm Fall Bundle going live and it's actually quite good.

With some of the proceeds going to the Sweet Farm charity, which say they are "the first non-profit sanctuary in the world to address the global impacts of factory farming across animals, the plants and the planet". Seems like quite a worthy cause to help while also getting some fun gaming experiences too.

Here's what's possible to get with the bundle, with Linux supported titles in bold. All others may be possible to play with Steam Play Proton but are not supported. If you pay the minimum you get:

• Out There: Ω Edition
• ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove

If you want to go for a little more there's the next tier up if you pay more than the current average to get:

• SUPERHOT
• Moonlighter
• CHUCHEL Cherry Edition

For the final tier you can get:

• Sigma Theory: Global Cold War
• A Hat in Time
• Coffee Talk
• Necronator: Dead Wrong

See the full bundle here .

Another fresh month is here with a new set of games to claim if you're subscribing to Humble Choice (previously called Humble Monthly), along with multiple big sales on Humble Store.

For this month, Humble have said they're continuing to allow all 12 games to be claimed along with new subscriptions also seeing a reduced price at $12 for the Premium tier to join.

Here's the games available for November (bold text for Linux supported titles):

• Darkwood
• Imperator Rome Deluxe Edition
• Little Misfortune
• Darksiders III
• Yakuza Kiwami 2
• Crying Suns
• Darksburg
• Smile For Me
• Tsioque
• Rover Mechanic Simulator
• Townsmen - A Kingdom Rebuilt
• Youropa

See the full Humble Choice for November here .

Humble also have a few themed sales going on like the Warhammer Week with plenty of discounts, Europa Universalis Week and also a SpeedRunners Delight Sale with all sorts from Dead Cells to SUPERHOT and lots more.

You've also still got a couple of days left to grab Kingdom: Classic free .

Got Worms? Well, you can get a whole lot of them in the latest Humble Bundle from the classics up to the newer stuff and some of them have Linux builds too.

Spread across multiple tiers you can get access to:

• Worms Reloaded + 6 DLC
• Worms Clan Wars
• Worms W.M.D

All three there have Linux builds, and then there's some others that do not like:

• Worms (original)
• Worms Blast
• Worms Crazy Golf
• Worms Pinball
• and more

This bundle is quite likely enough Worms to keep you going for a lifetime. If it interests you, hope on over to the Humble Worms! Worms! Worms! Bundle page .

Additionally, Humble Store has announced multiple other big sales going on right now. Here's a few:

• 2K Sale - Civilization, XCOM 2, BioShock and more
• Paradox Sale - lots of their titles discounted including Stellaris and Hearts of Iron
• Indie Mega Week - some top indie gems discounted like SUPERHOT, Northgard, Broforce and absolutely loads more. There's some seriously great gaming experiences going cheap there.

Gaming on a budget? Humble Bundles are a good way to fill your library and there's a new one up with the just launched Humble Better Futures Bundle .

As usual, Linux supported / Linux builds will be highlighted.

Included in the initial $1 tier is:

• Torchlight
• Throne of Lies
• Agent A: A puzzle in disguise

None of those offer official Linux support. Note - Humble is currently listing Throne of Lies incorrectly, as it doesn't support Linux (the developer removed it ). Torchlight did originally had a DRM-free download for Linux, which Humble had ported for one of their original indie bundles years ago but Runic Games never seemed to push it anywhere else.

More interesting is the next tier, which gives you these if you pay more than the average:

• Road Redemption
• Torchlight II
• This War of Mine
• + more to come in 6 days

All of which offer Linux builds.

If you pay for the full access to get the final tier you also get:

• Knights of Pen and Paper 1 + 2 Collection
• Mythic Ocean

You can find the bundle here if any of that interests you.

Humble's curated monthly selection of games for subscribers is up now with the September 2020 Humble Choice and there's a number of nice games inside.

Humble Choice (prev Humble Monthly) is a curated bundle that changes each month. You pick a tier with different prices to get access to the huge Humble Trove (a collection of DRM-free games) plus a Humble Store discount and then you pick between 3-9 games to keep. Until October 2, Premium / Classic level subscribers get to keep all of them.

Here's the choices, with those emphasised that support Linux and notes about others possible with Steam Play Proton :

• Golf With Your Friends + Caddypack DLC + Soundtrack
• Lethal League Blaze
• Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York
• Evoland Legendary Edition
• Forager - they sadly removed Linux support, but it works with Steam Play proton
• Strange Brigade -  works with Steam Play Proton if you rename bin/StrangeBrigade_Vulkan.exe to StrangeBrigade.exe
• Generation Zero - should work with Steam Play Proton
• Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair - works with Steam Play Proton
• The Occupation - works with Steam Play Proton, but for cut-scenes you may need the Proton GE fork.

These three below may work with Proton GE, otherwise it's black screens but they need more testing:

• Catherine Classic
• The Shapeshifting Detective
• Fun with Ragdolls: The Game

If you're interested in any of that, you check out the Humble Monthly here .

Ready for a gaming boost to push through the week? The Humble Headup Games Band Boost Bundle is out now and it has some rather sweet looking games.

Live from now until Tuesday, September 1st, 2020 here's a run-down of what to expect from it. Titles with Linux support are highlighted. Any that do work with the Steam Play Proton compatibility layer are noted too.

In the initial tier:

• Pixel Heroes: Byte & Magic
• Deadly 30 - Has a Linux build but it's not advertised as it didn't work well
• Meridian: Squad 22
• Doodle Derby
• Safety First - works with Proton
• Dub Dash

Pay more than the average for:

• Slime-san
• SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell
• Dead End Job
• The Inner World

The final tier (around £9.21) has:

• Vambrace: Cold Soul
• OUTBUDDIES DX - works with Proton but missing intro video
• Everreach: Project Eden
• Silver Chains
• The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia - works with Proton

Check out the full bundle here .

All aboard the DLC train! Kalypso Media and in-house developer Gaming Minds Studios today put the brakes on Railway Empire, with a proper Complete Collection now available.

This is because the team has moved onto another game, so Railway Empire should be considered actually finished now, apart from perhaps a few standard patches that may come in future. Since release in early 2018 it's been through 13 free updates, 8 extensive DLCs spanning iconic locations such as the Rocky Mountains, Sweden and Mexico, and brought to life 83 historically authentic locomotives. Kalypso claim this collection which bundles all DLC with the main game offer up "the most comprehensive railway tycoon experience currently available on PC and consoles".

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Feature Highlight:

• Build and expand a wide-ranging rail network to connect stations and transform remote locations into booming urban metropolises
• Immerse yourself as the ambitious leader of a railway company and set tracks across 100 years of history and multiple countries - ultimately establishing a Railway Empire
• Contains all content updates and available DLC: Mexico, The Great Lakes, Crossing the Andes, Great Britain & Ireland, France, Germany, Northern Europe, and Down Under
• Enhanced weather system and Night Mode
• Includes all regional soundtracks, unique city buildings and characters
• Test your skills in 15 unique scenarios and 4 challenge maps, or experience the true pioneering spirit and seamless possibilities of the Free and Sandbox modes
• Take advantage of the strengths and weaknesses of more than 80 historically accurate locomotives and assign them to your rail routes
• Compete with up to three rival companies, sabotaging their efforts with bandits and spies

This new Complete Collection can be found on Steam . The base game and separate individual DLC are also available on GOG and the Humble Store .