Is This Wave of Bundles Worth It?
This deal wave covers a Steam Deck game bundle, a Nintendo eShop sale, and a discounted indie open-world RPG on Steam, giving budget-conscious players multi-title value through charity bundle games and deep indie game deals while they are temporarily priced well below their usual store listings across major digital platforms.
The headline offer is Fanatical’s Into Games Charity bundle: for USD 15 (approx. RM70), you get a stack of Steam Deck-ready titles and every cent goes to a charity supporting people from low-income backgrounds entering the game industry. In parallel, the latest Nintendo eShop sale cycle brings some of its “deepest cuts yet” for Fantasy Life i, Venba, and Worms Armageddon: Anniversary Edition, while Steam’s Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon hits its steepest discount ever at 50% off. Taken together, these offers are strong: you are paying well below list price, in some cases near all‑time lows, and in the charity case you are also funding a good cause.
Deal snapshot: For USD 15 (approx. RM70), the Into Games charity bundle delivers more than a dozen Steam Deck games; Worms Armageddon: Anniversary Edition’s benchmark low sits at USD 12.49 (approx. RM58) from a USD 24.99 (approx. RM116) list price; and Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon plus its Sanctuary of Sarras expansion both sit at 50% off in their biggest Steam sale to date. If you want maximum game time per unit of cash, this is an excellent moment to buy.
Fanatical’s Into Games Charity Bundle: 15+ Steam Deck Titles for USD 15
Fanatical’s Into Games Charity bundle is the clearest “no-brainer” of this roundup if you own a Steam Deck or play on PC. For USD 15 (approx. RM70), you unlock everything in the bundle, with the full amount going to a charity that helps people from low-income backgrounds get started in the game industry. According to the bundle’s description, “for USD 15 (approx. RM70), we can get some amazing games, and all of the money will go to a great charity that helps people from low-income backgrounds get started in the game industry”.
The bundle is tailored as a Steam Deck game bundle and explicitly pitched as a way to keep expanding Steam Deck libraries. Standout titles include CloverPit, HASTE, No, I’m not a Human, Mouthwashing, and Odinfall, with extras like Paddle Paddle Paddle and Monument Valley 3 rounding out the pack. This is the sort of multi-key bundle where even if you only end up sinking time into two or three games, you recover your spend instantly. The rest of the keys become “bonus experiments” you can dip into on Deck or desktop whenever you feel like trying something new.
Nintendo eShop Sale: Fantasy RPGs and Narrative Indies Marked Down
On the Nintendo eShop, the current rotating discount wave leans heavily on fantasy RPGs and narrative indie game deals. Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, Venba, and Worms Armageddon: Anniversary Edition headline the latest cuts, with prices tracked on a near-daily basis by independent price-monitoring sites. The eShop’s system rotates individual discounts in and out rather than relying only on big seasonal banners, so some of these hits slide to their best prices without much fanfare.
Fantasy Life i is a slow-life RPG where you juggle 14 different “Lives” across roles like cooking, fishing, and combat. It carries a recommended price of USD 59.99 (approx. RM278) on Switch, with tracking data noting a low of USD 41.99 (approx. RM195), a 30% discount on the eShop. Venba, a shorter narrative cooking game about an Indian immigrant mother rebuilding her recipe book in 1980s Canada, drops from a USD 14.99 (approx. RM69) list price to as low as USD 4.94 (approx. RM23) during these cycles. That makes it one of the most accessible narrative charity bundle-style experiences you can grab digitally.
Worms Armageddon: Anniversary Edition rounds out the key Nintendo eShop sale highlight. The remaster of the 1999 artillery classic normally retails for USD 24.99 (approx. RM116) on the Switch eShop. Independent tracking recorded its best price at USD 12.49 (approx. RM58), effectively half of its list price, and this figure has become the benchmark “lowest price ever” for current deals. The Anniversary Edition bundles the original PC release with its Game Boy counterpart and a documentary covering the series’ 25-year history, which means you are getting more than a simple port when you buy in.
Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon Hits Its Biggest Steam Sale
On PC, Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon stands out in the indie game deals space as a deep, Bethesda-style open-world RPG at its steepest discount yet. The developers confirmed that the base game and its Sanctuary of Sarras expansion are both 50% off, describing this as the biggest sale the game has run since launch. That 50% cut also extends to add-ons like the Supporters Pack and bundle editions such as the Excalibur Edition and Adventurer Pack.
Tainted Grail is pitched as a mature, first-person open-world RPG set in a dark fantasy realm inspired by Arthurian legend, where you shape the legacy of King Arthur’s reign 600 years after his fall. Sanctuary of Sarras, the first full expansion, adds around 15 hours of new adventures. Alongside the discount, Questline has pushed a new free DLC with extra weapons and armor for archer and sorcerer archetypes plus patch 1.25, which includes fixes and improvements. For players waiting on a modern Elder Scrolls-style experience, this “biggest sale ever” combines price cuts, fresh content, and an already well-regarded base game with Very Positive user reviews.
Buy if / Skip if
- Buy the Into Games Charity bundle if you want a cheap way to bulk up your Steam Deck library while supporting a game-industry charity with your USD 15 (approx. RM70) spend.
- Skip the Into Games Charity bundle if you already own most of the included titles or prefer to buy single games instead of multi-key packs.
- Buy the Nintendo eShop fantasy and indie titles if you are interested in slow-life RPGs like Fantasy Life i or short narrative games like Venba at sizeable discounts from their USD 59.99 (approx. RM278) and USD 14.99 (approx. RM69) list prices.
- Skip the Nintendo eShop sale entries if you are waiting for physical editions, prefer longer RPGs over short stories, or dislike rotating digital-only discounts.
- Buy the Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon packages if you want a Bethesda-style, first-person open-world RPG with both the base game and Sanctuary of Sarras expansion at 50% off and enhanced by new free DLC.
- Skip the Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon offers if you are sensitive to technical jank or already have a large RPG backlog and will not play it before the sale’s benefits matter.
