Omnihanded Entertainmet News | Get Persona 5 Royal And 7 More Games For Just $15 At Humble This Month

The August 2025 lineup of PC games for Humble Choice subscribers has been revealed, and this month, you can dive into one of the best JRPGs of all time, several quirky adventure games, and a ghostly tale of love.

If you haven’t heard of it yet, Humble Choice is a $15 monthly subscription service that offers a monthly batch of PC games that are yours to keep forever, even if you decide to cancel your membership. There are other perks to this membership as well, including exclusive discounts at the Humble Store and access to the Humble Vault–an additional rotating library of games that’s only available to members.

Humble Choice July 2025 Games

Persona 5 Royal
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden
My Time at Sandrock
Let’s School
Lil’ Gator Game
Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip
Wildmender
Warpips

The big draw this month is Persona 5 Royal, the best version of the critically acclaimed Atlus-developed game. While the core storyline remains intact, the Royal Edition of Persona 5 adds even more unlockable content, a new character, more music, and numerous changes under the hood, greatly extending the amount of time you can expect to sink into this game. Don’t be too surprised if you spend 100 hours here, as thanks to it being Steam Deck-compatible, you can grind away in dungeons from the comfort of your bed if you happen to own the Valve handheld.

Other noteworthy titles this month include My Time at Sandrock–a cozy adventure revolving around crafting and creation that ranks highly as one of our favorite sandbox games–and Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, which mixes action with tragedy to tell a love story that transcends the mortal coil. Let’s School is a cute game about running a top-notch academy, Wildmender tasks you with uncovering the mysteries behind a supernatural force bringing ruin to the land, and alliteration fans can grab Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip for an old-school open-world experience.

As a reminder, all these games are available at no additional to Humble Choice members as part of their $15/month subscription. You can sign up now and gain immediate access to them all, and they’re yours to download and keep forever.

You’ll also get all the other membership perks, including the Humble Vault–which is a rotating library of even more games exclusive to members–and special Humble Store discounts. Additionally, 5% of every Humble Choice membership is donated to charity, and proceeds this month will go to DonorsChoose.

Where to Find the Scoutmaster in Peak

If you want to find the Scoutmaster in Peak to unlock the Mentorship Badge achievement, note that you first need to summon him. He’s not a random encounter, and there are specific steps to follow beforehand.

There are two methods for the Scoutmaster to appear in your game. These depend on whether you’re playing solo or with others online, and are noted below:

In single-player, you must use the Scoutmaster’s Bugle, which is a rare item in Peak.

In multiplayer, you have to defy Scoutmaster Myres’ advice and actually leave a friend in need by deviating from teammates.

For the first method, the Scoutmaster’s Bugle is a rare item, meaning that it has a very low chance to appear in the game. You have a chance of getting the item from either Ancient Luggage–which are the suitcases that have the red emblem on them–or from the Ancient Statues that appear at the summit of each biome. Note that for the latter, all players must be alive when you interact with it. Otherwise, the statue will revive any fallen climbers, instead of dropping an item.

It’s indeed possible for the Scoutmaster’s Bugle to appear in multiplayer matches as well. In either case, the chances of encountering it are quite low. In over 26 hours of playing Peak, I’ve only seen the item twice–but again, there were several instances where the statue didn’t drop an item since one of our teammates had died in the biome, so your mileage may vary.

The Scoutmaster is not messing around.

If you’re playing Peak in multiplayer, encountering the Scoutmaster is somewhat easier. You need to distance yourself from your co-op buddies, whether that’s just one more person or several of them. A way of ensuring you trigger the encounter is by having everybody else but you stay at the starting point of the Shore biome. Then, head over to the opposite side toward the peak and start climbing.

After a few minutes of gaining latitude, you’ll begin hearing a different music than the usual background environmental track, similar to bells in the distance. The Scoutmaster is designed to chase whoever splits from others, so you’re likely to see him get close to you. A good way of knowing when he’s nearby is a film grain effect on the screen, which will gradually obscure your visibility the closer he is.

If the Scoutmaster is in your vicinity, get close and you’ll see the Mentorship Badge achievement appear. There’s a chance of him falling off a ledge and interrupting the chase, but he’ll likely climb back up again shortly. From here, you can either attempt to escape–the Scoutmaster is quite fast, mind you–or let him trap you. When tackling this myself, the Scoutmaster grabbed me and promptly threw me off the mountain.

That’s all you need to encounter the Scoutmaster. Bear in mind that there’s a chance of triggering the encounter by accident if you stray from other players. It’s a punishing and quite terrifying way of ensuring that you’re lending a helping hand whenever possible.