Internally, they’re celebrating at Humble Bundle, the project that revolutionized the digital games market more than a decade ago with a pay-what-you-want formula, and in all that time they’ve managed to allocate more than 250 million dollars to charitywhich is called early.

This is actually another feature of Humble Bundle since its inception: donating a bit of what the user pays to various charities. For example, Humble Bundle donated $14.4 million to more than 7,500 altruistic initiatives last year alone. And all this mainly by selling PC games.

Thus, the Humble Bundle begins in 2024 by celebrating a milestone such as the distribution of more than a quarter of a “billion” (yes in English) dollars since the launch of the project in 2010 with the first bundle, which, in addition to lighting, was also the spark of its own journey a real boost for linux gamingeven before Valve said here I am.

However, the multimillion-dollar figure is an isolated fact because, as noted on the Humble Bundle blog, the focus is on the 2023 Social Impact Report (PDF), which details all of the company’s philanthropic activities over the past year. The following review video shows the main thing.

Apart from all this, Humble Bundle continues to work, so if you don’t already know it, you might be interested, because other features of the service that they offer include DRM-free game downloads and more Steam keys for all games you buy. For all these reasons, it is one of the most attractive PC game “stores” on the Internet.

Humble Bundle right now has:

• Four of their classic bundles, yes, with more price restrictions than they’ve had in the past (they also have deals on books and software).
• Humble Choice, your “pay up front with huge discount guarantee” monthly subscription.
• And of course there’s the Humble Store, a regular store with its own promotions and offers.

Remember that you can give a small part of everything you buy there to charity. And bit by bit… 250 million from the wing.