The new Fanatical Favorites Bundle lets you choose your games from a selection of 20 top titles, including ChaosForge’s Steam hit Jupiter Hell, a stylish, demonic shooter game that draws heavily from the Doom series. If you’ve been looking for your next fix after Doom: The Dark Ages, this bundle is well worth a look, as Jupiter Hell is one of many games that can scratch that particular itch, with others including the gory FPS, Perish. The best part? The more games you pick for your bundle, the bigger the discount you get.
Released in 2021, following a two-year early access period, ChaosForge’s Jupiter Hell is an unforgiving sci-fi roguelike that blends the pumping heavy metal soundtrack, high-octane action, horror vibes, and downright gore of Doom with tactical turn-based combat, a comic book art style, and “true” roguelike mechanics. It’s a combination that makes for a ruthless, must-play indie roguelike game.
Jupiter Hell’s likeness to Doom is no coincidence; by developer ChaosForge’s own admission, this sci-fi turn-based shooter is a “tribute to the sci-fi classics of the Golden VHS era.” In fact, this game is the successor to DRL (a.k.a. Doom, the Roguelike), the studio’s open-source game based on Doom and Doom 2.
While Doom’s influence is apparent, Jupiter Hell is distinctive in its own right. The game plays out as though you’re playing on an old CRT monitor, and sees you playing as a hero in a sci-fi 90s-inspired world. Your mission? To brutally take out hordes of demons and aliens utilizing your shotgun, chaingun, railgun, and even a chainsaw.
You won’t simply go in guns blazing, however. As this is a turn-based roguelike, you tactically move through its atmospheric, procedurally generated levels, carefully weighing up which enemies to take out and how. Despite combat being turn-based, the action is still frenetic, with enemies acting when you act, making for a fast-paced shooter experience.
But you need to be wary as you work your way across these levels, as once you die, that’s it. The game’s permadeath mechanic adds an extra layer of strategy to gameplay as you weigh up the most suitable build for each fight, utilize the new perks you unlock, and prepare for the more challenging battles ahead.
If Jupiter Hell sounds like something you’d like to try, Fanatical’s latest build-your-own bundle deal is worth taking advantage of. The Fanatical Favorites (summer 2025) bundle offers 20 games to choose from, with discounts starting when you add two games to your basket. The more games you add to your basket, the more you save.
Picking up two or three titles reduces each to just $3 / £3, three or four discounts each game to $2.65 / £2.65, and choosing five or more games drops the price of each to just $2.40 / £2.40. The best value option here is choosing five or more games. If you paid for five of the selected games individually, you could pay over $150 / £150, but with this deal, you would only pay $11.99 / £11.99.
Here is the selection of games on offer in this bundle:
- Jupiter Hell
- Martha is Dead
- Stasis: Bone Totem
- Trover Saves the Universe
- The Holy Gosh Darn
- Warhammer 40K: Battlesector & Battlestar Galactica Deadlock
- Double Pack
- Trials of Fire
- Warhammer 40K: Mechanicus
- Dros
- SkateBIRD
- Go Mecha Ball
- FixFox
- Perish
- Anvil Saga – Deluxe Edition
- Hexguardian
- Deep Sky Derelicts: Definitive Edition
- Spirits of the Hellements
- Human Fall Flat
- Hexarchy
- Tales & Tactics
Thanks to this deal, you could get Jupiter Hell for as little as $2.40 / £2.40. But if you’ve already picked up the hit roguelike, there are plenty of games in Fanatical’s selection worth checking out next.
Item42’s Perish is a stylish one-to-four-player FPS that blends roguelite mechanics with gory demonic slaying in an atmospheric cosmic world. For more turn-based sci-fi goodness, you could also pick up the Warhammer 40K/Battlestar Galactica Deadlock Double Pack on offer, which technically gets you an extra game for no cost. Both games are set against a sci-fi background and will put your tactical prowess to the test. While Battlesector offers a faster, close-up turn-based combat experience, Battlestar Galactica focuses more on epic 3D space battles.
So, if you’re in the mood for sci-fi strategy, you could pick up Jupiter Hell, Perish, the Warhammer/Battlestar Galactica Double Pack, and two more games from the selection for just $11.99 / £11.99. Technically, due to the Double Pack, you’re getting six games for that price, which makes the price of each just $2 / £2.
This deal is only available until Sunday, July 20th, 2025, so make sure to grab your bundle while you can.
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