The Jingle Jam 2025 charity event is live with a new bundle of games

By Liam Dawe - 1 Dec 2025 at 6:23 pm UTC

Jingle Jam is a great gaming initiative to help various charities including Autistica, Campaign Against Living Miserably, Make-A-Wish, War Child UK and others. With livestreams going on for

Run every year, they have a new bundle of games available to grab when you donate. For this year if you donate £35 you will get keys for all of these:

Check it out on the bundle page.

At time of publishing it has already raised £302,877.84. You can read more about the impact they've had in their overview of the 2024 event.

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Tags: Charity, Game Bundle, Misc

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scaine 13 hours ago

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Dunno about a lot of the rest, but Tactical Breach Wizards is practically worth £35 on its own merit. Throw in CoreKeeper, Ixion and the Warhammer title and this is a steal!

I need to get back to Dungeons of Hinterberg too. Fantastic style to it, but I got distracted by something else and never went back to it!

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amatai 54 minutes ago

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I think I liked the previous ones that have so many low profile game better. That always lead me to discover some gems. Since last year, they put fewer but more recognized games like every other bundles. Tons of curated obscure games was the way to go.

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