It’s the primary Tuesday of a brand new month (on this case, August), which might solely imply one factor: a brand new batch of Steam video games is out there for pennies on the greenback. That’s as a result of the August 2026 Humble Choice lineup is now reside. It’s a assassin’s row of fine video games, spearheaded by Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth and Useless Cells. Usually, these video games would price round $218, however they’re all obtainable now for simply $14.99. Let’s have a look a this month’s video games.
Humble Choice – August 2026
Humble Choice – August 2026
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8 Steam video games for $14.99.
Along with the Yakuza followup RPG, you get the beat-‘em-up TMNT Shredder’s Revenge Final Version, Useless Cells with the Unhealthy Seed DLC, and extra.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is a turn-based RPG tackle the long-running Japanese crime sequence. It’s really the second sport within the sequence within the JRPG mode, and in accordance with our evaluation, it tweaks the fight method in a number of good methods to make it much more tactical and satisfying.
TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge is a co-op brawler that’s only a ton of enjoyable to play, whether or not you wish to dig into the surprisingly deep fight system and maximize your injury output, or simply button mash with glee. Useless Cells (which obtained a 9.5 in our evaluation!) is an indie darling roguelike that was adequate to get the dev crew the gig to make the primary new Castlevania sport in a dozen years.
Decktamer is a deck-builder meets monster-catcher spun up in a turn-based roguelike. Conquest Darkish is a fast-moving action-RPG. Gatekeeper is a co-op-friendly roguelike. Pile Up! is a strategic constructing sport, and Darkish Envoy is a “weapons n’ sorcery” cRPG.
All the video games come within the type of Steam codes, and as ordinary, you get a free month of IGN+ bundled in. Humble Choice members save as much as 20% on Humble Retailer purchases, relying on how lengthy you’ve been a member. It’s a subscription, however you possibly can cancel any time, together with proper after signing up and redeeming the video games — they’re yours to maintain eternally.
A portion of Humble Choice proceeds go to charity; this month it’s Oceana, a corporation devoted to defending the planet’s oceans.
Chris Reed is a commerce editor and offers knowledgeable for IGN. He additionally runs IGN’s board sport and LEGO protection. You may comply with him on Bluesky.