Get 7 Doom And Wolfenstein Games And 10% Of Doom: The Dark Ages For $14

With Doom: the Dark Ages launching on May 15, now is a perfect time to revisit the series--and another Id Software classic IP--through Humble's Id and Friends bundle of PC games. This collection includes every Doom game from the '90s original to Doom: Eternal along with the recent Wolfenstein adventures developed by Machine Games. As an added bonus, you can score a 10% discount on Doom: The Dark Ages, if you grab the full $28 bundle. Like other Humble Bundle deals, a portion of the proceeds from this collection is donated to charity. This bundle supports Direct Relief, a non-profit organization that provides healthcare to underserved communities in all 50 US states and 70 countries around the world.

Like other Humble bundle deals, the Id and Friends Bundle offers a tiered pricing model, starting at $5 for Doom 64 and Doom 3 for just $5. Doom 64 originally launched in 1997 on the N64 before getting an upgraded port for modern consoles and PC in 2020. Despite the name, it's actually a sequel to the original Doom 1 and 2, and even serves an important role in the lore of the series that bridges the original games and the new Doom trilogy that started with Doom 2016. Meanwhile, Doom 3 is a unique and cult-favorite entry in the series, featuring polished gunplay and a more horror-focused atmosphere and presentation for some terrific scares.

If you pay $12 or more, the bundle adds the original Doom 1 and 2 and the critically acclaimed Doom 2016 reboot alongside the brilliant Wolfenstein: The New Order and its spin-off, Wolfenstein: Old Blood. Doom 2016 is still one of the best of all time, offering a fast-paced and brutal FPS romp that calls back to the speed and elegance of the original Doom's design with a modernized coat of graphical paint.

Pay $28 and you'll get the full 11-item bundle, which includes all the games from the previous tiers, as well as Doom 2016's incredible sequel Doom Eternal, as well as the season pass that'll allow you to download The Ancient Gods expansion. You're also getting Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, and a 10% discount coupon for the Standard and Premium Editions of the upcoming Doom: The Dark Ages. The Premium Edition get two days early access to the game, as well as the post-launch campaign DLC, digital art book and soundtrack, and cosmetics. All preorders also include the Void Slayer skin, which allows you to outfit the Doom Slayer in slick black armor. Check our Doom: The Dark Ages preorder guide for more information.

Humble's Id & Friends Game Bundle will be available until May 10.

Humble Id & Friends Game Bundle

Pay at least $5

• Doom 3
• Doom 64

Pay at least $12

• Doom (2016)
• Doom 1 and 2
• Doom 3
• Doom 64
• Wolfenstein: The New Order
• Wolfenstein: The Old Blood

Pay at least $28

• Doom (2016)
• Doom 1 and 2
• Doom 3
• Doom 64
• Doom Eternal
• Doom Eternal Year One Pass (DLC)
• Wolfenstein: The New Order
• Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
• Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus
• 10% off Doom: The Dark Ages (coupon)
• 10% off Doom: The Dark Ages Premium Edition (coupon)

Several other bundle deals are also available at Humble right now. If you're a fan of Metroid and Castlevania, then you'll want to check out the Metroidvania collection that offers 10 games for $17, including some great entries in the genre like Gato Roboto and BioGun. On the simulator side, you can get Train Sim World 5 and a bunch of add-ons for $15, or you can add a terrific selection of indie games like In Stars and Time, Bear and Breakfast, and The Tartarus Key to your Steam library with the $14 Armor Games Bundle. There's also the Neon Lights Bundle that includes up to eight cyberpunk-themed PC games like Anno: Mutationem, Ghostrunner, Neon Abyss, and more for $14.

More Humble Bundle Games Deals

• Armor Games Bundle -- Up to eight games for $14
• Return to Metroidvania -- Up to 10 games for $17
• Neon Lights Bundle -- Up to 8 games for $14
• Train Sim World: Route 5 Remix -- Up to 10 games for $15