9 Indie Games From Around the World for Under $17 in Humble Bundle's MIX Spring Showcase

Humble Bundle just dropped a new collection in partnership with The MIX (Media Indie Exchange), and the theme this time is global indie talent. For a flat $17, you get nine games from studios based in Sweden, the USA, South Korea, South Africa, and Indonesia. The bundle runs until March 31, 2026.

If you have been looking for a cheap way to fill your library with games you would never find on your own, this is one of the best bundles in a while.

The Full Lineup

Content Warning (Landfall, Sweden)

The breakout co-op hit of 2024. You and up to three friends descend into a spooky underground world with nothing but a camera, trying to film the scariest footage possible to go viral on SpookTube. It sold millions of copies at launch thanks to a free 24 hour promotion and never slowed down. If you missed the free window, this bundle is the cheapest way in.

If you enjoy co-op games, check out our list of the best co-op indie games on Steam.

Thirsty Suitors (Outerloop Games, USA)

Published by Annapurna Interactive, Thirsty Suitors blends turn-based RPG combat, skateboarding, and cooking minigames into a story about a South Asian woman confronting her exes, her family, and her hometown. The tone is loud, colorful, and unapologetically weird. Think Scott Pilgrim meets a Bollywood drama.

TMNT: Tactical Takedown (Strange Scaffold, USA)

The first ever turn-based TMNT game, made by Strange Scaffold (the studio behind El Paso, Elsewhere and Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator). It tackles a more mature story where Splinter and Shredder are dead, and the turtles face adulthood alongside new threats. Fast-paced tactical combat with that classic TMNT energy.

Falcon Age (Outerloop Games, USA)

From the same studio behind Thirsty Suitors, Falcon Age puts you in a first-person adventure about bonding with a baby falcon and fighting back against robotic colonizers. The falcon hunting mechanics are the star here. You raise your bird from a hatchling, teach it to fight, and use it to reclaim your people’s stolen land. Originally a PSVR title, it works great on flat screens too.

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School (SONNORI Corp, South Korea)

A cult-classic Korean horror game originally released in 2001, remade for modern platforms. You sneak into a high school at midnight to return your crush’s diary and quickly discover the school is full of ghosts, traps, and a terrifying janitor who patrols the halls. The atmosphere is genuinely unsettling, and the multiple endings give it replay value.

ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove! (HumaNature Studios, USA)

A love letter to the 1991 Sega Genesis classic. ToeJam and Earl are funky aliens stranded on Earth, and you explore randomly generated levels collecting presents (power-ups) while avoiding hostile humans. It supports up to four players in local or online co-op and plays like a chill roguelike with a killer funk soundtrack.

Teenage Blob (Team Lazerbeam, South Africa)

Half game, half album. Team Lazerbeam from Cape Town teamed up with indie rock band The Superweaks to create six short games, each paired with an original song. The result is a 30 minute burst of pure punk energy. It is short, colorful, and completely unlike anything else in your library. Published by SUPERHOT PRESENTS.

Semblance (Nyamakop, South Africa)

The second South African game in this bundle. Nyamakop created a puzzle platformer where the terrain itself is deformable. You squish, stretch, and reshape the world to solve puzzles and collect items. The minimalist art style is gorgeous, and the mechanic of bending the level geometry feels genuinely fresh even years after release.

What Comes After (Pikselnesia, Indonesia)

A short narrative game about a woman named Vivi who falls asleep on a train and wakes up on a journey to the afterlife. You walk through the train cars, talking to the souls of people, animals, and plants about love, regrets, and what it means to be alive. It takes about an hour to play and will absolutely wreck you emotionally. Created by Pikselnesia from Indonesia. If you enjoy cozy indie games, this one fits right in.

Is It Worth $17?

Adding up the regular Steam prices for all nine games gets you well over $100. Even if you only play two or three of these, the bundle pays for itself. Content Warning alone has been one of the most popular co-op games on Steam since 2024. Thirsty Suitors was published by Annapurna. White Day is a horror cult classic.

The “around the world” angle is not just marketing fluff either. You are getting games from South Africa, Indonesia, South Korea, Sweden, and the USA, each bringing a distinct cultural perspective to their design.

The bundle is available now on Humble Bundle and runs until March 31. Check our deals page for more ways to save on indie games.