Humble Bundle has released an impressive bundle that includes every single game in the Resident Evil saga that has come to PC so far, with the sole exception of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon Citya spin-off that completely broke the essence of the franchise and that was framed as an action game set in the saga universe, nothing more.

Watch out because the bundle that Humble Bundle has launched is simply impressive, These are the games:

• Resident Evil Zero Remastered: It’s a remastered version of the GameCube original and retains all the essence of the franchise in its most classic format, although it introduces new features that I honestly didn’t like much, such as the disappearance of the item chest and the use of two characters.
• Remastered Resident Evil Remake: a title that debuted on the GameCube, but with various tweaks and a graphical overhaul that has aged like fine wine. The best of the franchise.
• Resident Evil 2 Remake: The best remake of the saga, which was filmed with the permission of the previous one. Capcom did an excellent job with this game.
• Resident Evil 3 Remake: It wasn’t as good as the old one, but it’s a pretty decent remake and worth playing.
• Resident Evil 4: the original GameCube installment, but with significant graphical improvements. Another of the best games in this franchise that has stood the test of time quite well.
• Resident Evil 4 Remake: an important update of the previous one and a pretty good remake and faithful to the original, although it could be improved on a technical and optimization level.
• Resident Evil 5: it marked an important leap in favor of action and reduced the puzzles to minimal expression, but thanks to its setting and story, it has a lot of charm. The use of two characters is well resolved.
• Resident Evil 6: In my opinion, it’s the worst of the franchise in every way, even though it’s fun and quite playable. We can define it as a kind of “Resident Evil meets Call of Duty”.
• Resident Evil 7: a reboot of the franchise that opted for a first-person camera, and that was honestly a real miracle. I highly recommend it, especially for lovers of horror in its purest form.
• Resident Evil Village: It continued with the focus of the previous installment and in general the result that Capcom achieved was quite good. I personally liked Resident Evil 7 better.
• Resident Evil Revelations: spin-off that starts with the Nintendo 3DS version and brings remarkable improvements on a graphical level. Well done, close to the classic essence of the saga and with an excellent setting.
• Resident Evil Revelations 2: another spin-off that follows the approach of the previous installment and which again stands out for how well it is set up.

Also included in the package is a coupon that will give us a 25% discount on the purchase of the Rose Winters expansion for Resident Evil Village. We can buy it in four different versions, one with three contents for 2.73 euros, another with seven contents for 9.11 euros, another with 10 contents for 18.23 euros and complete package with twelve contents for 31.90 euros.

Number creation, complete package would have a regular price of 305 euros, that’s a lot. Fortunately or unfortunately, I have all the titles in the bundle, like a true fan of the franchise, so I can’t take advantage of this offer, but I’m sure many of our readers will benefit from it.