Fanatical's latest bundle deal is packed with games that are excellent for playing on Steam Deck

Grab Steam Deck-Verified Games Like High On Life, Ultrakill, And More For Just $7 Each

Fanatical's latest bundle deal is packed with games that are excellent for playing on Steam Deck

There are some impressive games to choose from, many of which regularly cost at least $20. High on Life is arguably the most popular title of the bunch, and having the chance to add it to your collection for just $7 is a great deal. Created by the folks responsible for Rick and Morty, it features a bizarre sense of humor and a unique arsenal of weapons with their own special abilities. Our High on Life review gave it a solid 7/10, and it's certainly worth a closer look as a part of this bundle.

Other notable titles include side-scrolling Metroidvanias like Haiku The Robot, Death's Gambit: Afterlife Deluxe Edition, and the Guacamelee Collection (which includes both Guacamelee and Guacamelee 2). If you're into creepy horror adventure games, The Mortuary Assistant is worth adding to your bundle, while those who prefer cheerier, cozier vibes can check out Bear's Restaurant and Critter Café. There's also 8-Bit Adventures 2, which offers a modernized take on classic pixel art console RPGs like the original Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy.

Fans of 3D action games will want to check out Ultrakill, which is a wild blend of old-school shooters like Quake and flashy action games like Devil May Cry. The game is still in Early Access, but so far, reviews are overwhelmingly positive--and since it usually costs $25, this bundle is the ideal way to grab it for cheap. Star Wars fans, meanwhile, can pick up Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles to channel their inner Jedi. Using the Force and your trusty lightsaber, you'll be tasked with fending off hordes of droids as you fight to reclaim the Naboo Royal Palace.

There are plenty of other games to add to your Build Your Own Play On The Go Elite Collection bundle, and we've listed the full lineup of choices below. Again, every game on the list is Deck Verified, making them great fits for Valve's handheld--though you can, of course, play them on your PC or laptop as well.

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