Gamers across the UK have a fantastic new reason to celebrate, as the first Humble Choice Bundle of 2026 has been officially unveiled. This month's curated selection is a powerhouse line-up, offering incredible value for the subscription's standard monthly fee of just £11.49.
A Stellar Line-Up for January
Subscribers for January 2026 will gain permanent access to a total of eight premium PC titles, headlined by two major releases. The bundle is fronted by the high-speed open-world adventure, Sonic Frontiers. This 3D platformer tasks players with exploring the mysterious Starfall Islands, blending traditional Sonic-level speed with environmental puzzles and challenges.
Joining it is the highly anticipated collection, Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered, which delivers visually enhanced versions of Lara Croft's classic 3D platforming adventures. The third major highlight is a complimentary PC code for the competitive first-person shooter Hunt: Showdown 1896, where players hunt monstrous bounties while fending off rival teams.
Complete Game List and Added Perks
The full roster of eight games available to claim throughout January is as follows:
- Sonic Frontiers
- Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered
- Hunt: Showdown 1896 (Free PC Code)
- Etrian Odyssey II HD
- Nice Day for Fishing
- Settlement Survival
- Wizard of Legend 2
- Metal Slug Tactics
Beyond the games, the Humble Choice subscription continues to offer members a 20% discount on purchases from the Humble Store. Furthermore, 5% of the subscription fee is directed to charitable causes, meaning your gaming directly supports good work.
What is Humble Choice?
For those new to the service, Humble Choice is a monthly subscription model for PC gamers. For the fixed price of £11.49, members receive a new batch of games on the first Tuesday of every month. Crucially, all games are yours to download, own, and play indefinitely, even if you decide to cancel your subscription at a later date.
The January 2026 bundle, announced on 8th January 2026, showcases the service's commitment to variety, offering everything from tactical RPGs like Metal Slug Tactics—which reimagines the run-and-gun series as a turn-based strategy game—to deep role-playing experiences like Etrian Odyssey II HD.
This month's collection represents one of the strongest value propositions in recent memory, allowing UK gamers to build their libraries with major AAA titles and compelling indie gems for less than the cost of a single new release.
