You can grab over 700 hours worth of Monster Hunter games, including Monster Hunter World, for just $24 before Wilds comes out

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Monster Hunter Wilds is stomping to store shelves (or your digital libraries) next month, but if you really can’t wait to slaughter majestic beasties for increasingly cool leather shoes, then here’s a bundle that’ll catch you up on the series’ recent adventures for cheap.

Humble Bundle’s ongoing New Year Hunting Collection has some monster savings, pulling in Monster Hunter Wilds and its Iceborne expansion, Monster Hunter Rise and its Sunbreak expansion, deluxe kit items for both games, and a 20% off coupon for the series’ cute, turn-based spin-offs Monster Hunter Stories and its sequel Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin – if you pay anything over $24.35 or £19.94, that is.

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