Humble has launched a new bundle built around difficult games, giving Steam Deck owners access to 10 compatible titles for as little as $6.
The Rage Inducing Difficult Games bundle is divided into two pricing levels. The lower tier includes four games for $6, while the complete package costs $13 and adds six more titles.
Most of the included games are officially Steam Deck Verified. The remaining entries are rated Playable, which means they should work on the handheld but may require small adjustments, manual keyboard input, or other minor compromises.
The bundle covers several types of challenge, including precision platforming, demanding combat, fast movement, and games built around deliberately unforgiving controls. It could suit players who enjoy repeated attempts and gradual improvement more than relaxed progression.
The full bundle includes six additional games
The $13 tier includes everything from the cheaper option along with Grime Definitive Edition, Lorn’s Lure, Aeterna: Darkness Megapack, Jump King, Egging On, and Ghostrunner.
Grime is an action role playing game with platforming, exploration, and demanding battles. Its combat relies heavily on timing, defensive reactions, and learning how different enemies behave.
Ghostrunner takes a faster approach. It combines parkour movement with combat where mistakes can end an attempt immediately. Levels are designed around repetition, route planning, and precise execution.
Jump King offers a simpler control system but creates difficulty through its jumping mechanics. Each mistake can send the character back through several earlier sections, making patience an important part of the experience.
Lorn’s Lure is built around climbing and exploration, while Aeterna adds a large action platforming adventure. Egging On continues the bundle’s focus on difficult movement and repeated attempts.
| Price tier | Game | Steam Deck status |
|---|---|---|
| $13 | Grime Definitive Edition | Verified |
| $13 | Lorn’s Lure | Verified |
| $13 | Aeterna: Darkness Megapack | Verified |
| $13 | Jump King | Verified |
| $13 | Egging On | Verified |
| $13 | Ghostrunner | Playable |
| $6 | Getting Over It | Verified |
| $6 | Pogostuck: Rage With Your Friends | Verified |
| $6 | Splodey | Verified |
| $6 | Never Give Up | Playable |
The cheaper tier still offers four challenging games
The $6 option includes Getting Over It, Pogostuck: Rage With Your Friends, Splodey, and Never Give Up.
Getting Over It is one of the most recognisable games in the collection. You control a character inside a metal pot and use a hammer to climb across obstacles. Progress can be lost quickly, and reaching the end depends on careful movement and learning how the physics system responds.
Pogostuck follows a similar structure but uses a pogo stick as its main movement system. It can also be played with friends, adding a competitive element to the difficult climbing.

Splodey is another precision focused game, while Never Give Up uses traditional platforming challenges with repeated hazards and increasingly demanding stages.
The $6 tier provides a lower cost entry point for anyone mainly interested in difficult platformers. However, the complete bundle offers broader variety because it adds action games, exploration, and more detailed combat systems.
Most games are well suited to portable play
Eight of the 10 games are Steam Deck Verified, making the bundle particularly relevant to handheld players.
Verified games should support the Deck’s built in controls, display resolution, and interface without requiring major changes. Playable games can still provide a good experience, but Valve may have identified a small issue that prevents a full Verified rating.
Portable play also works well for games designed around short attempts. You can complete a few runs, suspend the system, and return later without committing to a long session.
That flexibility may make difficult games easier to approach. Repeated failure can become frustrating during a long session, while shorter portable sessions allow you to stop before the experience becomes tiring.
The $13 tier provides the strongest value
The full bundle is likely to be the better choice for most players because it adds several of the largest and most varied games.
Grime and Ghostrunner alone give the package more range than the cheaper platforming focused tier. Jump King is also a well known example of the difficult climbing genre, while Lorn’s Lure and Aeterna add longer adventures.
The lower tier remains useful for anyone who only wants the pure frustration style games built around difficult movement.
All purchases provide Steam keys, allowing the games to be added to an existing library and installed on the Steam Deck or another compatible PC.
The bundle gives handheld players an inexpensive way to collect several demanding games with strong portable compatibility. At $13 for all 10 titles, it offers the best balance of variety and value, particularly for anyone interested in Grime, Ghostrunner, or Jump King.



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