Humble Choice's October bundle features the underrated Jusant

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Humble has detailed its October Choice game pack, which features Don't Nod's excellent if overlooked Jusant.

Humble Choice's subscription offer provides a monthly set of PC games that members claim to own forever for $12. This month's lineup includes:

  • Jusant
  • Rest 2
  • Persona 5 Attackers
  • Keeper of the Dome
  • Jack Move
  • From station to station
  • Residual documents
  • Mc Pixel 3

Jusant from Don't Nod. Watch on YouTube

As always, Choice membership fees include a 5% donation to charity. This month, the company's chosen cause is Crisis Text Line, a global mental health service that offers confidential support via text messages, rather than requiring people to talk on the phone.

(And here's the usual full disclosure note, that as of this year Eurogamer now shares a parent company with Humble in IGN Entertainment.)

“A stunning fantasy journey animated by thrilling rock climbing,” is how Christian Donlan described Don't Nod's excellent puzzle platformer in Eurogamer's Jusant review. Unfortunately, the project did not proceed with the sound of the speakers.

“An ambitious sequel full of delicious and deadly surprises,” is how Vikki Blake described Gunfire Games' third-person shooter RPG in Eurogamer's Remnant 2 review.

“A complete sequel that tells a compelling new story, even if its combat doesn't have the same wow factor,” is how Malindy Hetfeld described Atlus' action RPG in Eurogamer's Persona 5 Strikers review .

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