Get Back 4 Blood, Vermintide 2 and Four Other Co-op Shooters for $15

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Fight 4 Your Friends Co-op Shooters Humble Bundle

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Humble Bundle has a “Fight 4 Your Friends Co-op Shooters” bundle, which includes some of the best co-op shooters currently available. Pay at least $15, and you will get Steam keys for the following games:

Back 4 Blood – Mixed rating with 34,879 reviews on Steam
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Very Positive rating with 72,337 reviews on Steam
Killing Floor 2 Digital Deluxe Edition – Very Positive rating with 74,004 reviews on Steam
Zombie Army Trilogy – Very Positive rating with 12,103 reviews on Steam
Zombie Army 4 – Very Positive rating with 4,826 reviews on Steam
The Anacrusis – Mostly Positive rating with 400 reviews on Steam

This Humble Bundle supports Trees, People, Water, and Coral Guardian and will be active for two weeks. If you opt to pay $10, you will not receive Back 4 Blood or Zombie Army 4. At normal pricing, the total cost for the games in this bundle is as much as $244.

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