Once again, the gaming community is being called to action with a brand new bundle from itch.io aimed at making a positive impact. Following in the footsteps of their successful “Help For Ukraine” initiative, the platform has launched the “California Fire Relief Bundle” to provide aid to those affected by the recent wildfires in California. With nearly all proceeds benefiting CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort), a dedicated non-profit based in Los Angeles, this initiative seeks to support survivors of crises and assist in recovery efforts.
The “California Fire Relief Bundle” is packed with a wealth of content, including 189 printable board game templates, nineteen game asset collections, seventeen digital books, four digital comics, and a few other unique tools and items. Of course, for the gaming crowd, the real excitement lies in the extensive selection of PC games. This bundle offers a staggering 187 titles, compatible across various systems: 167 for Windows, 87 for MacOS, 65 for Linux, five for Android, and 11 ready to play directly in your browser.
Among these offerings, you’ll find standout games like the Zelda-inspired adventure Tunic, the mouth-watering chaos of Cook, Serve, Delicious 2, and the serene farming experience of Before The Green Moon. Puzzle enthusiasts can enjoy Hoa, while JRPG fans might gravitate toward Fallen Legion: Rise To Glory. For those with a taste for humor, there’s the physics-defying Octodad: Dadliest Catch and SkateBird, where you can skate like a pro as a feathered friend. And for a slice of historical intrigue, try the visual novel Assassination 1942.
With a minimum donation of just $10, this bundle is not only a steal but a heartfelt gesture to aid those in need. You even have the option to give more if you feel inspired. The vast array of content ensures there’s something for everyone, and even if you don’t dive into every single game, your contribution will support an important cause. So why not explore something new and contribute to a worthwhile effort all at once?






