Today Humble sent an email to Humble Choice subscribers to advise them that they'll soon lose access to one of the services' features.
The Humble Games Collection is soon going the way of the dodo. On November 7, subscribers will lose access to games from the Collection through the Humble desktop app.
That being said, the DRM-free titles available in the Vault are still going to be accessible.
The collection offered access to games on rotation, at the moment of this writing Ghost Song and Signalis. This access will be discontinued.
The vault, which will remain accessible, includes 50 classic DRM-free indie games like Getting Over It, A Short Hike, The Corridor, and more.
Humble mentions in the email that it regularly evaluates its offerings "in light of the ever-evolving landscape of gaming and what matters most to Choice members."
The company also adds that going forward it'll focus on providing great games that users can own, on offering Humble Store discounts, and on seeking out special offers that users may enjoy, offering Choice members "the best entertainment value" possible.
The way the Collection works had already changed at the beginning of the year, with its addition of titles moving from a regular monthly injection to pretty much occasional. On top of that, the service had also started to rotate games out of the available catalog.
Humble Choice is aa subscription service similar to Game Pass and PlayStation Plus, priced at $11.99 per month. Alternatively, subscribers can opt yo pay $129 annually.
