If yesterday we recapped the start of Steam’s autumn sales, which as you know come with a lot of games on sale, today we’ll do the same with Humble Store, the Humble Bundle project store and as we have repeated on occasion, one of the most recommended places to buy for various reasons.

The reason for this entry is therefore the same: to convey to our readers a reminder that many will certainly not need, but that would not matter either. So, what has already been said is useful: that these sales are somewhat redundant, since we have been living in a period of constant sales for a few years now, as we collect every week in our section on games and offers you should not miss .

In fact, we’re not going to recommend a single title in this post out of all the ones you’ll find through December 2 on Black Friday at the Humble Store, precisely because there are so many that it makes no sense to single out just a few. You enter, you go after specific things, and you don’t go crazy (that’s what wish lists are for!) because the economic crisis is just around the corner.

So instead of recommending games you don’t even care about, we’re reminding you why it’s a good idea to shop at the Humble Store over almost any other store. And no, they don’t pay us anything like that; We don’t even use affiliate codes that have them (maybe one day, I’m not ruling it out). In direct comparison to Steam, the essentials include:

• The sales are very similar, both for the games that are discounted and the amount of discounts, even though Steam’s catalog is larger.
• In addition to being similar, these sales usually coincide and offer the same or nearly identical discounts.
• When they do not overlap, the sales of the two sites are practically consecutive.
• By shopping at the Humble Store, a small portion of what you spend goes to charity, and now you save that to spend on the site itself.

But the most interesting thing about the Humble Store is that it contains most of the games you buy there digital download and key to redeem it on Steam, which is a combination that is successful: not only can you play everything on Steam, but you can access the game installers independent of any platform. And even if you think Steam is forever… even the greatest can fall.

Additionally, digital downloads from the Humble Store often include installers for all systems that the game supportsAs in many cases, these are DRM-free games. Of course, when buying a game that includes a digital download, look around as there are more and more lately that only consist of a Steam key, so while this still has its benefits, it would be the same as buying on Steam.