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Published 11 Mar, 2021
Stellaris is one of the best strategy games around on PC, but Paradox s grand 4X space epic can be a daunting prospect if you re new to the genre. Happily, the latest Humble Bundle makes it incredibly easy to give it a go, as you can now pick up the base game for as little as 70p / $1. Indeed, the entire bundle is themed around the game, and those looking to truly immerse themselves in this galactic space opera can also get seven DLC packs for just £10 / $15. A true bargain if ever I saw one.
Running from now until March 24th, the Stellaris Discovery Bundle is a great jumping in point for Stellaris newcomers. As well as the base game, there s a mix of expansions, story packs and extra species packs to be had here, and you can see the full list below. Normally, this would all set you back a whopping $137 if you bought them all at normal price, but for the next two weeks you can grab them all for just £10 / $15.
March 25, 2021 The Stellaris Discovery Bundle has been extended through March 31. Original story follows.
Maybe you’ve been curious about the space-faring grand strategy game Stellaris lately, after reading about how it’s working on becoming the best Star Wars game, or how its next expansion, Nemesis, will let you become a galaxy-destroying supervillain. Well, good news: you can now own the base game for just a single US dollar.
The latest Humble Bundle is the Stellaris Discovery Bundle, and its base tier requires a minimum donation of $1 USD. For that, you get the Stellaris base game, which is all you need to start exploring the wonderful world of Stellaris mods. The next tier up is currently priced at $9.40, and that includes three of the space game’s DLC packs: Utopia, the Plantoids Species Pack (in case you want to be a fascist space mushroom), and Leviathans.
Through Monday, Feb. 1, several groups are collecting new and gently used coats, hats, scarves and gloves for West Virginians in need.
The goal is to collect at least 400 articles of winter clothing. To see drop-off locations or to donate money instead, go to education alliance.org/coats4kids.
There are drop-off locations in Berkeley, Jefferson, Kanawha, Lincoln, Logan, Hardy, Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, Ohio, Pleasants, Raleigh, Wayne and Wood counties.
The Wayne County location is Fort Gay Middle School, 1 Viking Drive, Fort Gay. Contact Ashley Hostetter, 606-483-0823, to arrange a time.
In Lincoln County, coats can be taken to donation bins at Big Ugly Community Center or the Lincoln County Board of Education. Hamlin Church of Christ at 8041 Vine Ave. is also participating; call Levi Racer at 304-690-9404.
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Students at all 13 Enchanted Care schools and Ready Set Grow in the Greater Columbus area recently held a winter items drive to benefit multiple local organizations, including Neighbor2Neighbor, One Warm Coat, the Open Shelter, People in Need of Delaware County, the Stowe Mission of Central Ohio and W.A.R.M. Over the past few weeks, students worked together to collect more than 550 items, including coats, blankets, scarves, hats and gloves. The organizations will distribute the donations to families and children in need during the winter season. Additionally, students collected nearly 300 pounds of food to benefit those in need in Delaware County. Through this initiative, students learned the importance of spreading kindness and helping others in their communities.