Eurogamer writes: "I'm both the best and the worst guy to be reviewing this. The best because last year's strategy/role-playing curio King's Bounty: The Legend was comfortably my game of the year, and one I bent the ear of anyone unlucky enough to be in the same room as me about. The worst because, well, that. I know the thing inside out. Armored Princess is a standalone expansion for it, and as such it's pretty much the same game. If I'd come to it without already knowing how good King's Bounty is, I'd have been grabbing people in the street, staring at them with wild eyes, shaking them by the shoulders and shouting, "Princess! Armored Princess!"
Gamesta is back with more news about both the Humble bundle people and 1C Company. The two have come together to make this week's Humble sale, which sets up 6 Steam games from the notable publisher, for not even $4.
The Humble Music Bundle which went live yesterday, let you pay what you wanted for some hip albums (yeah, I said hip) and in turn support a great charity. Today, Indiegala 7 will let you do pretty much the same, except you're getting some sweet games that can be immediately unlocked on your Steam account.
The seventh Indie Gala is now live and while the Humble Bundle is pushing the limits of being an indie game bundle, Gala is as obscure and indie as ever. The bundle includes Rig’n'Roll, Space Rangers, Reign and a 4th mystery game that will unlock in the 2nd week. If you pay more than $5, you’ll get Death to Spies with DLC, King’s Bounty, UFO and another mystery title to be unlocked in the 2nd week as well. That’s a very decent number of games even though they’ve totally been under my radar till now.
