Necrosoft Games has released a $10 Itch bundle of nearly 150 indie titles, with all proceeds going to a hardship fund that supports developers in the US and Canada. The fund, overseen by United Videogame Workers under the Communication Workers of America, helps those who are unemployed or under‑employed with food, healthcare, and rent.

The bundle includes popular titles such as Arranger: A Role‑Puzzling Adventure, A Short Hike, and Drywall Eating Simulator. New releases this week include *Truck‑kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!* from Strange Scaffold, a chaotic delivery‑driver game that lets you smash into pedestrians to help a warrior named Carissa Ward return home. On the action side, *Turnip Mountain* by Luke Sanderson offers a physics‑based platformer where you can use dual‑mouse control to climb and launch a turnip across gaps. The satirical time‑management sim *Dystopicon* by Juan Felipe Molina is back on Steam with 14 possible endings.

Other upcoming gems include *Blood Dungeon* from Messhof, a 2D bullet‑hell roguelike, and *Clover Pit* by Panik Arcade, a slot‑machine roguelite that turns gambling into a survival challenge.