Pick up some goodies from Remedy like Alan Wake and Control in this Humble Bundle

By Liam Dawe - 22 Sep 2025 at 1:07 pm UTC

Jump into some interesting action adventures thanks to Remedy Entertainment in the new Humble Bundle. We'll also go through any ratings we know for Linux PCs, SteamOS and Steam Deck below.

Alan Wake 2 - Deluxe Edition (Epic Games)

Quantum Break
86% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Playable / ProtonDB Gold

Control Ultimate Edition
89% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Verified / ProtonDB Platinum

Alan Wake Remastered (Epic Games)
7/10 Rating on IGN

Alan Wake Collector's Edition
91% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Verified / ProtonDB Platinum

Max Payne
88% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Unsupported / ProtonDB Platinum

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne
94% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Playable / ProtonDB Platinum

Death Rally
71% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Playable / ProtonDB Platinum

Alan Wake's American Nightmare
73% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Verified / ProtonDB Platinum

+ All that plus you get a coupon for 25% off FBC: Firebreak, their latest release.

Check it out on the Humble Bundle page.

For installing games from the Epic Games Store on Linux / SteamOS and Steam Deck check out our guide!

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Game Bundle, Humble Store, Misc

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2 comments

_Mars 2 hours ago

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That's a really good deal but I want to mention that I couldn't get the DLC for Alan Wake II to work when I played it earlier this year. The game tries to check for the DLC ingame and fails with an Internet connection error.
That was with Heroic Launcher. I can't remember if I tried the Epic launcher with Proton. I had to use Windows to play the DLC.
Base game worked absolutely fine though and performed slightly better under Linux for me.

Last edited by _Mars on 22 Sep 2025 at 2:16 pm UTC

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sub 2 hours ago

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That's actually an awesome bundle imho.

Anyone knows, if I'll be able to register the Max Payne keys even if
the Steam pages say it's not available in my country (Germany)?

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