That's a lot of quality gaming condensed into one bundle. The hardest part for the bundle is going to be the volume of people who already own most, if not all of the games already.

CRPG? That's my kind of bundle. Three wishlisted, but lots of owned as well. Hmm...
Underrail DLCs would have been a really nice addition to maybe put in T2.

Value wildly depends on what you own. But from zero - all of this for 23$? NINE GAMES? Ridiculously good deal.

Is SKALD one key? I have the base game but miss the DLC/soundtrack

I own half of them, but then the price per unowned game is still below HL
and the ones that I own are great games anyway, so they would be great for GAs
I am 50/50 torn

Missing only Balrum, Geyser and Rogue Trader's season pass, so skipperino. But the bundle itself is truly mighty.

@Formi Can you add to the table that SKALD is the Delulxe Edition?

A very solid bundle, but sadly, I'm only missing Geyser. On one hand, the bundle (T2) is cheaper than the cheapest price of Geyser - on the other hand: Geyser could be getting deeper discounts in the (near) future.

didn't have a good amount of the bundle already, so i got it immediately.

Missing 1, and the DLCs, so an easy skip for me.

it's true. i thought we're roleplaying a c when we play crpg

When will Humble finally implement a "BYO" so we don't have to trade games with people before the keys expire? I'd want to get some, but I'm tired of trading.

Joining the chorus of "fantastic bundle, but I already have too many games in it" people.

I'd be ALL OVER THIS otherwise. To the right person, even the €24 tier is a STEAL considering what you're getting:

Rogue Trader + the 2 DLC you get with the season pass is 150+ hours for a thorough playthrough.

Wrath of The Righteous is even longer, 200+ hours of content, easily, and that's without considering the ABSURD amount of buildcrafting you can do.

Disco Elysium is critically acclaimed and has tons of replay value where your skills and disposition change outcomes significantly.

Haven't played Skald, but people praise it. Black Geiser seems fun as well if you're into RTwP.

In short, if you're someone who liked Baldur's Gate 3, get this bundle! In my personal opinion, both Rogue Trader and Wrath of the Righteous are better RPGs despite their considerably lower production value.

Meanwhile, Disco and to a lesser extent Numenera should be interesting for people who love narrative above all else.