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# You Should Really Grab The Palestinian Relief Bundle
- URL: https://aftermath.site/palestinian-relief-bundle-games-wandersong-short-hike/
- Published: 2024-04-29T21:23:56.000Z
- Updated: 2025-10-27T17:15:56.000Z
- Author: Nathan Grayson
- Tags: Politics, Video Games, a monster's expedition, a short hike, anodyne, palestine, palestinian relief bundle, wandersong, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2025-10-27 13:00

Do you want over 115 new games (and hundreds of other assorted tabletop role-playing games, comics, and other creative works)? Do you have $8? Are you looking for a way to contribute to the larger effort to aid Palestinian children? Then [the Palestinian Relief Bundle](https://itch.io/b/2321/palestinian-relief-bundle?ref=aftermath.site) is an all-timer of a no-brainer. Heck, it’s probably a negative-brainer.

The bundle went on sale last week and runs until the start of next week. It’s closing in on its goal of $500,000 – all of which will go to [the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund](https://www.pcrf.net/?ref=aftermath.site) – and it’s easy to see why: On top of being for a good cause, it contains some excellent games. *A Short Hike* and *Wandersong* are two of my favorite indie games of the past several years, both short and extremely smart and sweet.

They’re also the *very* tip of the iceberg. *Anodyne* is a beloved classic *Zelda*\-alike, *Coffee Talk* is one of the better games about being a barista (to monsters), *Lieve Oma* will make you want to call your grandma, *A Monster’s Expedition* is a brilliant puzzle adventure (and I say this as somebody who isn’t usually drawn to puzzle games), *ZeroRanger* is an indie shoot-‘em-up classic, and while I’ve never played *What Remains*, it’s described as a game in which you “take care of a sopping wet cat of a man.”

There are also some solid resources available for those who might find the prospect of a 370-item bundle daunting: [Here’s a site](https://randombundlegame.com/?bundles=prb24&sort=popularity&ref=aftermath.site) that lets you sort its contents by type of creative work, Steam reviews/availability, LGBTQ+ creators, BIPOC creators, and more. Also, renowned indie games guy Dominic Tarason [put together a thread](https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1781661844362424354.html?ref=aftermath.site) of under-the-radar games in the bundle.

Oh, and if you want more tabletop role-playing games, there’s also a separate [TTRPGs for Palestine bundle](https://tiltify.com/@jesthehuman/ttrpgs-for-palestine?ref=aftermath.site) that’s pulled in almost $30,000.