Humble Choice November 2026 Lineup: Mafia: The Old Country (+ 2 DLCs), Shinobi, and The Outer Worlds 2 on Battle.net for $14.99

Unveiled on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, the latest monthly Humble Choice lineup delivers one of the heaviest PC gaming bundles of the year. Priced at its standard $14.99 per month (or €12.99 in Europe), the November 2026 selection packs eight full games headlined by Mafia: The Old Country with two bonus DLC packs, Obsidian Entertainment's sci-fi RPG The Outer Worlds 2, SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance, and Yakuza 6: The Song of Life.

Humble Choice November 2026 Bundle (8 PC Games)
- 8 full PC games yours to keep forever
- Mafia: The Old Country (+ 2 DLC Packs) and Shinobi: Art of Vengeance (Steam Keys)
- The Outer Worlds 2 (Battle.net Key) and Yakuza 6: The Song of Life (Steam Key)
- 5% donated to Covenant House charity and cancel anytime
All 8 Games in Humble Choice November 2026 and the Battle.net Twist
Available to claim until December 1, 2026, at 10:00 AM PT, November's bundle offers an impressive mix of crime drama, sci-fi roleplaying, 2D action, and survival simulation. While seven of the eight titles are delivered as standard Steam keys, one specific platform detail immediately sparked debate across the PC community on Reddit: The Outer Worlds 2 is provided exclusively as a Battle.net key rather than a Steam key.

Here is the complete breakdown of all eight games and add-ons included in the November 2026 Humble Choice bundle:
- Mafia: The Old Country + 2 DLC Packs (Steam Key): Hangar 13 and 2K's brutal Sicilian crime drama leads the bundle alongside two bonus content add-ons, the Gatto Nero Pack and the Padrino Pack.
- The Outer Worlds 2 (Battle.net Key): Obsidian Entertainment and Xbox Game Studios' ambitious satirical space RPG joins the monthly lineup, though players must redeem and launch this copy through Blizzard's Battle.net client.
- SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance (Steam Key): Joe Musashi's hand-drawn 2D action revival crafted by SEGA and Lizardcube.
- Yakuza 6: The Song of Life (Steam Key): Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's emotional conclusion to Kazuma Kiryu's mainline saga across Kamurocho and Onomichi.
- Crisol: Theater of Idols (Steam Key): The atmospheric first-person horror shooter from Vermila Studios and Blumhouse Games where your own blood serves as ammunition against cursed statues.
- Space Haven (Steam Key): Bugbyte's deep tile-by-tile spaceship colony simulation where you manage crew needs, gas mixtures, and derelict exploration.
- Dysmantle (Steam Key): 10tons' isometric post-apocalyptic survival action RPG where over 99% of objects in the world can be broken down for crafting materials.
- Squeakross: Home Squeak Home (Steam Key): Alblune's cozy Picross nonogram puzzle game paired with rodent home decoration.
Why The Outer Worlds 2 on Battle.net Matters for Steam Deck Owners
Landing both Mafia: The Old Country and The Outer Worlds 2 in a single $14.99 subscription month makes this bundle a standout value alongside the November 2026 game release calendar. However, distributing The Outer Worlds 2 via Battle.net reflects Microsoft's ongoing push to integrate first-party Xbox Game Studios releases into Blizzard's PC ecosystem.
For desktop Windows players, the Battle.net requirement simply means firing up an extra launcher. For Steam Deck and SteamOS users, however, missing out on a native Steam key means losing pre-compiled shader caches and seamless Steam Cloud saves out of the box. Handheld players will need to run the Battle.net launcher through Proton using third-party tools such as Lutris or NonSteamLaunchers.
As always, 5% of every Humble Choice membership this month goes toward charity, supporting Covenant House in its mission to provide shelter and support for youth experiencing homelessness across North and Latin America, following over $200,000 raised last month for HFC. It is a massive way to kick off a busy month of PC gaming upgrades and November releases.
Get the November 2026 Humble Choice Bundle for $14.99 on Humble Bundle→
My Take
On pure dollar value alone, I haven't seen a Humble Choice lineup hit this hard in ages. Getting Steam keys for both Mafia: The Old Country (with two DLC packs included) and Lizardcube's gorgeous 2D action gem SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance for $14.99 already pays for the subscription ten times over before you even touch Yakuza 6 or Dysmantle.
That said, I completely understand why PC collectors and Steam Deck owners are rolling their eyes at the Battle.net key for The Outer Worlds 2. Half the appeal of Humble Choice is keeping your library neatly unified inside Steam without juggling extra launchers on handhelds. It is a mild annoyance if you play primarily on SteamOS, but when the rest of the Steam keys in this bundle are this stacked, skipping November is virtually impossible.

















