Get Pokemon-Inspired Adventures And Garfield Lasagna Party For $6 In This Bundle Deal

The latest bundle deal is up on Fanatical, and this time, you can put together a pretty great collection from the site's Birthday Favorites catalog. For $6 you can get two PC games, $8 will allow you to pick three games from the list, and $12 will let you expand your picks to five games. There are some pretty great games that you might have overlooked, with one of the standout titles here being Coromon.

Fanatical Birthday Favorites

  • Coromon (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Garfield Lasagna Party
  • Broken Pieces (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Tiny Rogues (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Iron Lung
  • There Is No Light (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Tyrant's Blessing (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Golfie (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Fall of Porcupine (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Airport CEO
  • Haven Park (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Elderand (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Chop Goblins (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Nuts (Steam Deck Verified)
  • Bots Are Stupid
  • Lumberhill (Steam Deck Playable)

You can't get Pokemon games on PC, but you can get some terrific challengers to Pikachu's throne with games like this. Coromon hits all the right notes for a Pokemon-inspired game, as you'll venture out into a wide and colorful world that is inhabited by the creatures. The twist here is that you can change the gameplay mechanics to either give you a run for your monster-taming money or a chill experience throughout the journey. The built-in Randomizer and Nuzlocke modes put new twists on the creature-catching experience, and a stamina-based battle system where every action costs energy will make you choose every attack very carefully.

For the Monday-haters in the audience, you can also pick up Garfield Lasagna Party in this bundle. You won't get Chris Pratt voicing this incarnation of the pasta-eating cat, but you will get dozens of minigames that up to four players can take part in. You can play as Garfield or any of the other popular characters from the long-running cartoon strip. And Nermal.

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