A highly rated open-world survival game is currently free to claim and download with membership, giving PC players another opportunity to add a popular Steam release to their libraries. The end of the year has already been a strong time for free game giveaways, too, as Fallout: New Vegas will be available for free on December 2.
Humble Choice regularly offers a mixture of major releases and smaller indie games, with subscribers receiving permanent copies of the titles they claim, which is why Humble bills it as “free with membership.” In other words, subscribers pay for all the other benefits of the service, but these games are not factored into the price. Moreso, unlike Xbox Game Pass or PS Plus Extra, these Steam games don’t disappear from a player’s library when their subscription ends.
Dysmantle is a Rock-Solid 9/10 Open-World Survival-Crafting Game
- Humble Users Can Claim a Steam Key for Dysmantle HERE
Dysmantle is one of the eight games included with the Humble Choice free games for November 2026, meaning subscribers can claim a Steam key at no additional cost beyond their membership. Developed by 10tons, the game originally launched in November 2021 and has remained popular among survival enthusiasts. Once redeemed, the game is permanently theirs to keep, even if they cancel their subscription (although an active membership is required to claim it).
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As for Dysmantle itself, it’s an open-world survival-crafting game on Steam set on a mysterious island following an apocalypse. Players emerge from an underground shelter to discover a world overrun by hostile creatures, with the ultimate goal of finding a way to escape. One of the game’s biggest features is its destructible environment, with more than 99% of objects eventually breakable using the right tools. Otherwise, pretty much all major genre features are present: exploration, gathering, combat, crafting, building outposts, and other activities like fishing, farming, cooking, and so forth. Unlike some survival games, Dysmantle doesn’t require players to constantly manage hunger, instead focusing on exploration and permanent character upgrades.
The reception to Dysmantle has also been impressive. Its Steam reviews currently hold a Very Positive rating, with approximately 90% of its nearly 5,000 user reviews recommending it. Recent reviews are similarly positive, with 85% of players leaving favorable feedback over the last 30 days. Players have frequently praised the game’s exploration, crafting progression, and satisfying destruction mechanics, although some have criticized the repetitive resource gathering. Even so, Dysmantle has managed to maintain strong reviews nearly five years after its original release.
There are also several expansions available for Dysmantle, including Underworld, Doomsday, and Pets and Dungeons, although these aren’t included with November’s standard Humble Choice offering. The base game still provides plenty to explore, particularly for players who enjoy gradually unlocking new areas and upgrading their equipment. With its strong Steam reviews and a permanent copy available through Humble Choice, Dysmantle is worth considering even among November’s bigger releases.
