Get some seriously spooky stuff in the Indie Fears Humble Bundle

By Liam Dawe - 31 Oct 2025 at 2:14 pm UTC

A very nice selection of games here ready for Halloween with the Indie Fears Humble Bundle that makes it a top deal! All highly rated games too.

You know the drill, after the cut GamingOnLinux will list all the games along with their ratings and expected Linux / SteamOS compatibility.

The whole bundle is £11.67 for:

Mouthwashing
95% Positive on Steam
ProtonDB Platinum / Steam Deck Verified

Buckshot Roulette
95% Positive on Steam
Native Linux / Steam Deck Playable

Arctic Eggs
96% Positive on Steam
ProtonDB Platinum / Steam Deck Verified

Who's Lila?
94% Positive on Steam
ProtonDB Gold / Steam Deck Verified

THRESHOLD
86% Positive on Steam
ProtonDB Platinum / Steam Deck Playable

ORDER 13
88% Positive on Steam
ProtonDB Platinum / Steam Deck Playable

NO-SKIN
95% Positive on Steam
ProtonDB Gold / Steam Deck Verified

Kiosk
88% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Verified

Adios
95% Positive on Steam
ProtonDB Gold / Steam Deck Playable

The Boba Teashop
95% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Playable

Daemonologie
93% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Playable

Massacre At The Mirage
87% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Unsupported (broken videos)

Terror At Oakheart
87% Positive on Steam
Steam Deck Playable

Check out the full package on the Humble Bundle store.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Game Bundle, Humble Store, Indie Game, Misc

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