Fanatical have a fresh Steam Deck friendly Play on the Go Elite Collection Bundle release, where you can grab some great games. All games included are Steam Deck Verified, so they should all be click and play on Steam Deck and SteamOS systems as well as Desktop Linux.
All the included games to pick from:
- Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft
- Bionic Bay
- The Case of the Golden Idol
- INDIKA
- American Arcadia
- Grandma, No!
- Our Adventurer Guild
- Cat Quest III
- The Invincible
- #DRIVE Rally
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition
- Fallout 4 Game of the Year Edition
- Ultros
- Wrestling Empire
- REVEIL
- STAR WARS: Bounty Hunter
- Until Then
- Escape From Mystwood Mansion
- Laika: Aged Through Blood
- Mika and The Witch's Mountain
- Yield! Fall of Rome
It's a build your own bundle with 2 games for £14.99, 3 games for £21.75 and 5 games for £34.99.
Check out on the Fanatical store.
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hardpenguin 25 Jul 2025
...purchased 🤪
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scaine 25 Jul 2025
This is a good bundle for me - I went for the three-game option. Some brilliant gems in this list!
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sudoer a day ago
Some brilliant gems in this list!
I only know of (and have played) Fallout 4, Skyrim and Tomb Raider (it's just a remaster), which are really old games and I suppose everyone beyond an age has played them or already owns them, what are the other brilliant gems?
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scaine a day ago
The three I went for are:
1. The Invincible
2. Star Wars Bounty Hunter
3. Bionic Bay
The first is an absolutely beautiful walking simulator with a hard-scifi (meaning: the science tries to be realistic) story. Great voice acting, and some nice interactive elements to break the illusion of being a walking sim.
The second I haven't played yet, but it's a Star Wars FPS shooter and gets good reviews.
The last I started last night. It's a side-scrolling puzzle and action adventure, in the style of Limbo, Inside, Planet of Lana, or Planet Alpha. Really enjoying it so far - excellent graphics, smooth animation and clever puzzles that aren't too mind-bending.
And yeah, there's Skyrim and Fallout 4, but I've done those to death.
1. The Invincible
2. Star Wars Bounty Hunter
3. Bionic Bay
The first is an absolutely beautiful walking simulator with a hard-scifi (meaning: the science tries to be realistic) story. Great voice acting, and some nice interactive elements to break the illusion of being a walking sim.
The second I haven't played yet, but it's a Star Wars FPS shooter and gets good reviews.
The last I started last night. It's a side-scrolling puzzle and action adventure, in the style of Limbo, Inside, Planet of Lana, or Planet Alpha. Really enjoying it so far - excellent graphics, smooth animation and clever puzzles that aren't too mind-bending.
And yeah, there's Skyrim and Fallout 4, but I've done those to death.
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sudoer 21 hours ago
Thanks, I will take a better look at them.
Last edited by sudoer on 3 Aug 2025 at 1:56 pm UTC
Last edited by sudoer on 3 Aug 2025 at 1:56 pm UTC
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