Not much in the way of games this time, folks, but the Humble Indie Bundle is now offering sweet tunes for the low, low price of pay-what-you-want! Head here to donate your preferred amount to get independently produced albums from They Might Be Giants, Jonathan Coulton, MC Frontalot, Christopher Tin, and Hitoshi Sakimoto. And heck, if you pay over the average, you can get an album from OK Go! You [...]
Remember that Humble Indie Bundle you definitely bought? Y’know, the one with Psychonauts, Amnesia, Sword and Sworcery, and Limbo? Yeah, well that deal just got sweeter.
I’m pretty positive that indie developers are the best developers, and things like the Humble Indie Bundle just further that idea. The official fourth bundle is here! Jeffrey Rosen and company are absolutely proud to announce that this bundle is so chock full of goodies that greatness may start oozing out of your ears. Full list of titles under the cut, but Cave Story+ and Super Meat Boy are included [...]
You all know the drill by now. This Humble Bundle is called the Humble Introversion Bundle and comes packed with Darwinia, Multiwinia, Uplink, and DEFCON. If you pay more than the average (currently $3.80 as of this posting), you’ll snag yourself old Humble bonuses of Aquaria and Crayon Physics Deluxe. As an extra, EXTRA bonus, you’ll also get prototypes for Subversion City Generator and Voxel Tech Demo. Well, what are [...]
In the latest edition of the Humble Indie Bundle comes the Humble Voxatron Bundle, containing the Lexaloffle moment of genius, Voxatron. Regularly priced at $15, Voxatron‘s debut lets you Pay What You Want through the Humble Bundle charity event, instated to help the Child’s Play Charity, the Electronic Frontier Foundation or the good people at Lexaloffle!
The fifth Humble Indie Bundle comes with…only one game? That’s right—Frozen Synapse is the only game in this Humble Bundle. Frozen Synapse is usually worth $25 on its own, but with the Pay-What-You-Want model, you’ll be able to get it for a small percentage of what it usually costs, with your contribution going to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Child’s Play Charity, or directly to the developers.
With an already excellent line-up, Humble Indie Bundle #3 has been the biggest success of the experiment thus far. And it only keeps getting better. As of today, Blendo Games‘ Atom Zombie Smasher is now part of your bundle. If you’ve redeemed via Steam, the game will show up automatically in your library. If you’re not using Steam, the game is available alongside your other downloads using your personalized site [...]
And there are even bonuses for late adopters. A little over a week in effect now, Humble Indie Bundle #3 reached the $1 million milestone on Monday. This fourth entry into this monumental success of a venture (titled #3 because the third one was the Frozenbyte bundle) brings six of the coolest indie games available today, worth over $50 individually, but at a “Pay What You Want” price point sure [...]
In a post over on the Wolfire Blog by Jeffrey Rosen, everyone who has already purchased the second Humble Indie Bundle (roughly 180,000 of you) will be completely treated to all six of the games from the first bundle as a Christmas treat! How awesome! Newcomers who decide to donate more than the average (currently $7.33 and going down all the while) will be able to snag all eleven games, [...]
The Humble Indie Bundle is back with a second incarnation including the ever-awesome Braid, as well as Cortex Command, Machinarium, Osmos, and Revenge of the Titans with cross-platform compatibility for Windows, Mac and Linux. And it’s “Pay What You Like” all over again!
