If you're looking for an eclectic collection of titles to kick start the new year, this latest Humble Bundle is sure to tickle just about any fancy you could find. Called the "Staff Picks" bundle, this collection of titles spans so many different genres that I'm surprised there is even a recognizable name in the bunch.
For $1, you can nab Punch Club, Tempest and LiEat which is actually pretty damn good for the price. At the "Beat the Average" tier (currently sitting around $6), you can get BioShock Infinite, Beholder and Aragami, which is also not a bad deal. The final $12 tier gets you SHENZEN I/O and a $2 Humble Monthly credit, though you need to be subscribed to Humble Monthly to receive the last bit.
While I can't see every person actually enjoying all of these games, you'd be hard pressed to find a more broad collection for the same price. It is always good to try new things, so why not give this bundle a shot?
"Staff Picks" Bundle [Humble Bundle]
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