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The Resident Evil: Biohazard Unleashed Bundle From Humble Includes 9 Capcom Classics for $40

Humble Bundle's latest drop of PC games is a Resident Evil: Biohazard Unleashed bundle, featuring 9 games from Capcom's series that you can snag for your Steam library for as low as $40.

The Resident Evil: Biohazard Unleashed Bundle From Humble Includes 9 Capcom Classics for $40

Humble Bundle has released a Resident Evil: Biohazard Unleashed bundle featuring nine classic PC games from Capcom's beloved horror series. Priced at just $40, this collection includes the Resident Evil HD Remaster, Resident Evil 2 remake, and Resident Evil Village, along with several other titles.

For those who crave more Resident Evil content after recent releases like Resident Evil Requiem or the new movie by Zach Cregger, this bundle offers an incredible opportunity to add these iconic games to your Steam library.

The full lineup of nine games would normally set you back $289 if purchased individually, making this $40 deal an excellent value. Additional contributions to Humble, publishers, and charity – the Raiden Science Foundation – are welcome and encouraged.

While paying more than the base price of $40 will grant you all nine games, smaller donations will yield a partial selection. At $26, you'll receive five games, while a $18 donation unlocks two titles. The minimum donation of $10 only grants access to Resident Evil Village.

This exclusive bundle is available for another 27 days as of writing, so there's still time to secure your copy. However, it's crucial to note that these digital keys may expire, so ensure you redeem and activate them on Steam before June 2nd next year.

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