Play For Every Child Steam bundle offers ten games including Blue Prince for $24.99
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PCGamesN reports that the UK nonprofit PlanetPlay is offering the 'Play For Every Child' bundle of ten Steam games for $24.99 / £19.99. PCGamesN says the bundle’s combined retail value is $238.46 / £200.60, an approximately 90% saving. The article names included titles such as Blue Prince, Peak, and Vampire Crawlers and describes Blue Prince as a 2025 puzzle sensation with progression limited by daily play and a hidden 46th room. PCGamesN reports that all net profits from the bundle’s sales will be donated to UNICEF.
- What happened: PCGamesN reports that PlanetPlay’s 'Play For Every Child' bundle offers ten Steam games for $24.99 / £19.99, with a stated combined retail value of $238.46 / £200.60 (about a 90% saving).
- Why it matters: PCGamesN reports that all net profits raised through sales of the bundle will go to UNICEF to support children worldwide.
- Context: PCGamesN names included titles such as Blue Prince (described as a 2025 puzzle sensation), Peak (described by PCGamesN as one of last year’s most beloved co-op games), and Vampire Crawlers, and identifies the organiser as UK-based nonprofit PlanetPlay.
- What next: PCGamesN does not report an end date or availability window for the bundle; the article only specifies that the offer is for games on Steam.
What changed
PCGamesN reports that PlanetPlay launched the 'Play For Every Child' charity bundle offering ten Steam games for $24.99 / £19.99, with all net profits reported to be donated to UNICEF.
Availability
- Platform: PCGamesN specifies the bundle is for Steam.
- Price: PCGamesN reports the purchase price as $24.99 / £19.99 and a stated total retail value of $238.46 / £200.60.
- Organiser and beneficiary: PCGamesN identifies PlanetPlay (UK-based nonprofit) as the organiser and UNICEF as the recipient of net profits.
Before and after
- Included titles: PCGamesN lists Blue Prince, Peak, and Vampire Crawlers among the ten games. PCGamesN describes Blue Prince as a 2025 puzzle sensation that restricts how far players can progress each day and involves finding a hidden 46th room.
Limits
- PCGamesN does not provide a sale end date or a stated availability window for the bundle in the article. The article does not claim any commercial totals beyond the stated retail-value comparison or quantify the amount that will be donated.