The Humble Paradox Management Bundle is a cure for boredom

Featuring Cities: Skylines, Surviving Mars, and other PC games

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When I think of winter gaming, I think of video games with a propensity for eating whole afternoons like it’s no big deal. Management titles, sims, strategy games – you know the kind. Once you get in there and untangle their inner workings, it’s easy to fall into an endless loop of progress and refinement.

The currently-running Humble Paradox Management Bundle speaks to that whole philosophy. The collection covers a range of time-hogging PC games across multiple name-your-price tiers.

Pay $1 or more:

  • Prison Architect
  • Prison Architect – Aficionado
  • Cities in Motion
  • Cities in Motion 2

Pay more than the average purchase price:

  • Cities: Skylines
  • Cities: Skylines – Content Creator Pack: European Suburbia
  • Cities: Skylines – Green Cities
  • Cities: Skylines – Synthetic Dawn Radio
  • Cities in Motion: US Cities
  • Cities in Motion: Tokyo
  • Cities in Motion: German Cities
  • Cities in Motion 2: European Cities

Pay $18 or more:

  • Surviving Mars: Digital Deluxe Edition
  • Cities: Skylines – Industries
  • Surviving Mars: Space Race
  • Surviving Mars: Green Planet
  • Surviving Mars: Project Laika

This is a great way to get started with Cities: Skylines and its DLC, the latter of which can be overwhelming for newcomers. Surviving Mars – a colony-building sim – is also worth considering.

The bundle will stick around until 11:00am Pacific on December 24, 2019.


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