
You can currently grab an impressive bundle of 10 games for just $25 (ÂŁ19.99) that would ordinarily set you back a whopping $230 (ÂŁ200).
The PlayForEveryChild bundle marks a collaboration between UNICEF and PlanetPlay with 100 percent of net profits going to UNICEF who support children around the world.
It’s a win-win situation. You get a bunch of excellent games for a bargain price while also helping out a very worthy cause.
As for what the bundle includes, well, your $25 will secure you Blue Prince, Riders Republic, Room Battle, Bahamut and the Waqwaq Tree, Peak, Train Sim World 6, Vampire Crawlers, Everything is Crab, Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley, and Assetto Corsa Competizione.
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It is a PC only bundle with games offered as Steam codes.
You only have a couple of days to take advantage of this limited-time offer
The headliner here is, in my opinion, Blue Prince which was one of the highlights of 2025.
The puzzler went on to secure an Ultimate Game of the Year nod at the Golden Joysticks, a GOTY nod at the D.I.C.E Awards, plus a Best Game nomination at the BAFTAs.

It ended up winning GOTY at the Indie Game Awards, so that should signify just how much of a must-play game it is.
Developed by Dogubomb, the puzzler sees you play as 14-year-old Simon P. Jones who inherits Mt. Holly Estate from his great-uncle. You’ll soon find out that the estate hides many secrets.
Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley is another game I’ll pick out and highlight, namely because it’s one of my favourite cozy titles in recent memory alongside its successor Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth.
You don’t need any experience with Tove Jansson’s Moomin franchise. Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley is part adventure, part puzzler as you try to restore peace and harmony in Moominvalley, protecting it from the Park Keeper.

The art style is beautiful. The hand-crafted title has a painterly quality making every landscape you traverse feel like a true work of art.
Everything is Crab is a pretty recent release, having finally launched earlier this year, making it another solid inclusion.
Created by Odd Dreams Digital, it classifies itself as an “animal revolution roguelite” where you’ll need to keep evolving in order to survive. It’s very much a game built around the idea of survival of the fittest.

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I could praise every game included in this bundle but I’ll finish up by shining a spotlight on Bahamut and the Waqwaq Tree as it’s perhaps one of the lesser known titles in the line-up.
Created by Starvania Studios, Bahamut and the Waqwaq Tree is a 2D adventure game that tasks you with saving the ocean.

You see, it’s been tainted by “enigmatic dark entities” and it’s up to you to find out what happened and how to reverse it.
It’s one of those nicely sized games that you can complete in around four hours or so between your larger plays.
With its narrative rooted in Arabian mythology, Bahamut and the Waqwaq Tree feels pretty unique and is both an enjoyable and memorable experience.
The PlayForEveryChild bundle isn’t available forever; in fact, sales draw to a close on Friday October 23 at 12am PT / 8am BST.
There’s also only a limited number of bundles available with 50% already having sold so if you want to take advantage of this offer, get moving.
Topics:Â PC, Indie Games, Steam