zevri
08-07-2011, 03:04 AM
Well, there is only about two days left to grab it if you haven't yet. If you, like I, missed out on the Humble Bundle 2, you can still pick it up if you pay over the average amount, which is still under $6.
For those of you who never heard of it, it is a collection of indie games drm free, with the option to also get them in Steam or Desura. Guess what? It is pay what you want. Well, you can't go all free on it but you can pay anywhere from a penny to whatever amount you feel comfortable with.
The purpose of it I guess in the best ways to describe it, is to showcase awesome indie games, and create more revenue for them. There is also the part on charity, the bundle supports both Child's play, which brings games to terminally ill children in hospitals, and EFF which, "is the leading civil liberties group defending your rights in the digital world." The site lets you pick who gets the money you pay for the games, which is another nifty thing about it.
I highly suggest anyone who hasn't get it, a great collection of games for a great cause.
Site: http://www.humblebundle.com/
Games in the bundle:
http://i.imgur.com/eznIt.jpg
One thing I forgot to mention, right now Cortex Command is not yet out on steam, but with the bundle key, which it does get released on steam, it will be auto added to your account. For now though, you can still dl the latest version of the bundle site, and enjoy it just fine till then.
For those of you who never heard of it, it is a collection of indie games drm free, with the option to also get them in Steam or Desura. Guess what? It is pay what you want. Well, you can't go all free on it but you can pay anywhere from a penny to whatever amount you feel comfortable with.
The purpose of it I guess in the best ways to describe it, is to showcase awesome indie games, and create more revenue for them. There is also the part on charity, the bundle supports both Child's play, which brings games to terminally ill children in hospitals, and EFF which, "is the leading civil liberties group defending your rights in the digital world." The site lets you pick who gets the money you pay for the games, which is another nifty thing about it.
I highly suggest anyone who hasn't get it, a great collection of games for a great cause.
Site: http://www.humblebundle.com/
Games in the bundle:
http://i.imgur.com/eznIt.jpg
One thing I forgot to mention, right now Cortex Command is not yet out on steam, but with the bundle key, which it does get released on steam, it will be auto added to your account. For now though, you can still dl the latest version of the bundle site, and enjoy it just fine till then.