Humble Choice Steals, Valve Index Discounted, Borderlands 4 Deal

Hey there, tech enthusiasts and gamers! If you've been on the lookout for some sweet deals on video games and gaming gear, you're in luck. Several fantastic offers are popping up right now that are definitely worth your attention.

First off, let's talk about this month's Humble Choice. For just $14.99, subscribers are getting a seriously impressive lineup of Steam PC games. We're talking about titles like 'Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii,' 'Price of Persia: The Lost Crown,' 'Psychonauts 2,' and 'Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor,' among others. The best part? You get to keep these games forever, even if you decide to cancel your subscription after this month. Many of us have likely considered grabbing these individually, so getting them all together at this price is a fantastic value.

While Humble Choice offers a great monthly bundle, its membership also unlocks discounts on digital games in the Humble Store. For instance, Nintendo Switch 2 games are seeing some nice price reductions, making Humble a go-to for the cheapest prices on those titles. Members can snag 'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' for $53.99, and most other full-price games are around $6 off the retail price. It’s a great way to save on your next digital purchase.

Now, for some hardware news that might hit some of you right in the nostalgia (or future-tech feels). Valve has officially ceased manufacturing the Valve Index wired virtual reality headset. While they're running through the last of their existing stock, they've slashed the price by 20 percent. The headset itself is now $399.20, down from $499. Replacement controllers and tether cables are also discounted. Keep in mind that the Index requires base stations for tracking, which are no longer available directly from Valve, so you might need to hunt those down on secondary markets.

For the looter shooter fans, there's great news regarding 'Borderlands 4.' Disc editions for both Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 are currently available on Amazon for just $19.91, a significant drop from its usual $30 price point. This is the most affordable this title has been to date, offering plenty of co-op multiplayer fun for you and your friends.

Finally, for the cinephiles out there, the 4K Blu-ray version of Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is available for preorder with a slight discount. You can grab the set, which includes 4K Blu-ray, a standard 1080p Blu-ray, and a digital code, for $29.99 at Best Buy and $29.65 at Barnes and Noble. If you're a first-time Gruv customer, you might even snag it for $25.46 using a specific promo code. The film officially launches November 17th.