Humble Choice November 2025: Buy or Skip? We Rate Every Game and Deliver the Verdict

Humble Choice is closing out 2025 with a bundle that hops genres like it is speed dating: dungeon crawler, turn-based strategy, soulslike, city-builders, a cozy dino rancher, and even a month of IGN Plus tossed in for good measure. It is a mix-and-match month, and yes, the headliner is a big one.

What is in the Humble Choice November 2025 bundle?

The splashiest inclusion is Total War: Warhammer III. It is $59.99 on Steam and wraps up the Warhammer trilogy from Creative Assembly, but most expensive does not automatically mean best for everyone. Here is the full lineup, publishers, Steam prices, and what you are getting:

• Total War: Warhammer III (SEGA) - $59.99: A huge turn-based strategy campaign set in the Warhammer universe where you marshal armies, manage resources, and wage sweeping battles. It caps the series arc Creative Assembly has been building toward.
• Another Crab's Treasure (Aggro Crab) - $29.99: A colorful soulslike where you play Kril, a hermit crab scrounging through a polluted ocean to buy back your repossessed shell. Cute on the surface, surprisingly nasty creatures underneath.
• No More Heroes 3 (XSEED Games, Marvelous USA, Inc., Marvelous Europe) - $39.99: Travis Touchdown is back, slicing his way up the Galactic Superhero Rankings and throwing down with Prince FU and his goons. Loud, stylish, and proudly weird.
• Etrian Odyssey HD (Sega) - $39.99: Classic first-person dungeon crawling. Build a party, map out a labyrinth near Etria one step at a time, and chase rare rewards if you survive the grind.
• Pharaoh: A New Era (Dotemu) - $22.99: An HD remaster of the beloved city builder. Revive ancient Egypt across a campaign that can easily soak up 100+ hours if you are the type who perfects every district.
• Synergy (Goblinz Publishing, H2 Interactive Co., Ltd.) - $24.99: A methodical city builder where reading the environment matters. You are balancing resources, workers, and settlement growth to keep a fragile community thriving.
• Spin Hero (Goblinz Publishing, Maple Whispering Limited) - $7.99: Spin a wheel, build a deck, unlock skills, and tackle procedurally generated stages. Simple loop, big variance; luck can make or break a run.
• Paleo Pines (Maximum Entertainment) - $29.99: Cozy life-sim comfort food. Explore an island, befriend adorable dinosaurs, and build out your ranch when you want to unplug from the noisy games.
• One Month of IGN Plus (IGN) - $4.99: A bonus sub with game help tools and discounts at partner stores. An odd addition to a game bundle, sure, but handy if you will actually use it.

So... is it worth buying?

Short answer: yes. Buying everything here separately would run you around $260 on Steam. With a $14.99 Humble Choice membership, you get the lot and keep them permanently after you claim your picks. Even if two or three of these are not your thing right now, that math is still in your favor at $14.99.

If none of the headliners speak to you this month, sit tight and wait for a lineup that does. But if you have been eyeing Total War: Warhammer III or want a sampler platter that bounces from sweaty boss fights to chill dino ranching, November is a solid grab.