[GameSpot] - Get 7 Steam Games For $7 With This Fanatical Bundle

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Fanatical's seven-game Discovery Bundle 2 includes a selection of new indie RPGs, 2D platformers, horror games, and management sims, and it's currently on sale for just $7 (normally $104.43). That's a massive 93% discount, making this an excellent value.

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The seven indie games on offer include the recently-released Hand of Doom, a satirical dark fantasy RPG that mixes first-person dungeon-crawling gameplay with live-action FMV humor and a heavy metal soundtrack. For more old-school RPG goodness, there's also The Chronicles of Nyanya, a quirky RPG set in a fantasy world populated by talking felines with gameplay inspired by turn-based classics like Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy.

If you're into rogue-likes, there's Sea Horizon,a deck-building RPG with turn-based combat where you travel and battle across a giant archipelago.

The bundle also includes a couple of 2D platformers. There's Onde, a puzzle platformer with gorgeous hand-drawn artwork, and Bots are Stupid, which is a challenging skill-based platformer with over 40 levels and the ability to create and share your own stages.

Then there's Suffer the Night, a first-person survival horror game with campy '80s slasher vibes where you're stuck in a remote cabin filled with deadly traps, monsters that stalk you, and otherworldly mysteries to uncover.

Lastly, there's Landlord's Super, a construction and life management sim set in the UK during the economic strife of the 1980s. Players use detailed construction systems to build their own settlements and can explore the open world filled with side characters.

Along with the games, the Discover Bundle 2 also includes a 5%-off coupon code you can use on a future Fanatical purchase. All codes are redeemable via Steam.

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Fanatical Discover Bundle 2

• Bots Are Stupid
• The Chronicles of Nyanya
• Hand of Doom
• Landlord's Super
• Onde
• Sea Horizon
• Suffer the Night

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