Humble Indie Bundle 2 supports charity

Published 15 December, 2010 Duration 2:20

Five top titles, pay what you want.

Related games
Braid
Machinarium
Osmos
Revenge of the Titans

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  • TaoJay #1 1 year ago

    great idea, think i'll get this havn't got any of the games, happy to pay for them and donate to good causes...

    Update Bought it for $15

    5 for the software
    1 Humble Tip
    9 to the good causes

    seems fair to me.
    Edited by TaoJay at 15/12/10 @ 16:23

  • chaywa #2 1 year ago

    You're a complete and utter bastard if you don't get this

  • melch #3 1 year ago

    superb idea, will defintely be getting this. Hope to see more of this kind of thing in the future

  • wizlon #4 1 year ago

    I gave $10, which seemed a lot higher that the rest of the PC community, although I felt a little stingy when I was told by goggle checkout that it was just over £6. Every little helps though eh?

  • nuanimal #5 1 year ago

    WIN.

    Just WIN.

    Just to give an idea of how great value this is:

    - Braid (£7 Amazon)
    - Machinarium (£10 Amazon)
    - Osmos (£7 Steam)
    - Revenge of the Titans (£19 THIS GAME IS CURRENTLY IN BETA according to the Puppy Games website - but I assume you'll get the full version when released, like Frozen Synapse...)
    - Cortex Command (£12 Plimus.com)

    And it helps that the games are awesome.




    Edited by nuanimal at 15/12/10 @ 14:02

  • midnight_walker #6 1 year ago

    I gave $1 because I wanted these games but I have literally no fucking money. I might donate more when I get paid.

  • f00b_inc #7 1 year ago

    It's not that I don't want the games, more that I know I'll never play them - along with a lot of games I'll pick up in the Steam sale this Xmas too! Oh well, I'll donate a fiver anyway!

  • Apostle #8 1 year ago

    Haha, if you put in $0.01 a picture pops up of a poor indie dev begging for money! Excellent.

    Tempted by this, just gotta check they'll run on my shitty laptop.

  • reelbigkris #9 1 year ago

    I've been recomending this to friends last night... no one cares. It's a bit disheartenign that the games -some anyway - are pretty damn good and that the fact they are saving money AND going to charity seems to elude them completely.

    Everyone I know thinks that it is a scam :(

  • Paul_cz #10 1 year ago

    Amazing value, Machinarium and Braid are utterly brilliant games, design and art-wise. Worth 20 bucks each easily.

  • arcam #11 1 year ago

    Top contributor - notch, $2,000

    Tight bastard! ;)

  • FooAtari #12 1 year ago

    Paid $15 (or about a tenner), same as I paid last time I think.