Digital storefront selling game bundles tied to charity donations.
The monthly Humble Choice has paid for itself many times over. Every month I get a handful of decent games and the option to support a cause feels genuinely good. Redeeming keys has always been smooth for me across dozens of bundles.
Great monthly subscription, charity tie-in
I bought a bundle during a charity drive and three of the game keys simply never appeared in my library. I opened a ticket, got an automated reply, and then heard nothing for over a week. Paying money where part goes to charity and still getting cheated like this is unacceptable.
Picked up a bundle of fifteen games plus DRM-free books for less than the price of one full title, and a chunk went to a charity I actually care about. Keys delivered instantly to my Steam library. This is the best deal in gaming when the lineup is right.
My card was billed twice for a single bundle purchase and the refund for the duplicate took nearly three weeks to clear. Support kept asking for the same screenshots I'd already sent. For a platform that markets itself on doing good, this experience was deeply frustrating.
Humble Bundle has a RevWala Trust Score of 63/100 (Average), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 3.0 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
Humble Bundle is rated 3.0 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Average" Trust Score.
Humble Bundle has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 2 verified reviews.
Humble Bundle still offers solid value if you read carefully, but the default slider quietly shifts money toward their cut rather than the charity unless you adjust it. The bundles themselves are fine and I've discovered some great indie games. Just wish the charity messaging was more honest.
Cheap game bundles, indie discovery
Charity slider defaults feel sneaky
Missing keys, no support follow-up
Unbeatable value, instant key delivery
Double charge, painfully slow refund