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July’s Humble Choice features Yakuza, TemTem and more

Each month, those who are subscribed to the Humble Choice service are privy to a number of games – letting you obtain a handful of titles for a relatively low price. Following a leak earlier this week, humble have now officially announced this month’s Choice line-up – including heavy-hitters such as Yakuza 4, TemTem, The Outer Worlds and more.

Available right now, July’s Humble Choice offerings include 8 games in total, averaging just over £1 per title (based on Humble Choice’s £8.99 monthly price), with the line-up being as follows:

  • The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition
  • TemTem
  • Yakuza 4 Remastered
  • Roadwarden
  • Kraken Academy
  • Merchant of the Skies
  • Ozymandias
  • Shotgun King: The Final Checkmate

One of the headlining titles is The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition: The most complete and up-to-date version of Obsidian Entertainment’s space RPG, featuring all of its post-launch DLC and graphical enhancements.

TemTem meanwhile is a “massively multiplayer creature-collection adventure” in which you can “catch every Temtem, battle other tamers, customize your house, join a friend's adventure or explore the dynamic online world” – in essence it is a Pokemon-like title with MMO elements. The game left Early Access last September, with Temtem continuing to receive a consistent string of updates.

Ever since the game left Early Access, TemTem has remained relatively pricey, with the title currently seeing its biggest discount on Steam (33% off). Still, even with this discount, being able to get the game and 7 other titles for a 3rd of the Steam price of TemTem alone is a massive saving. If you have been interested in any of these games, the Humble Choice line-up for July is certainly worth considering.

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