Brash Games writes "The Humble Indie Bundle 3 has taken the Linux gaming community by storm and is beginning to make tracks with Windows and Macintosh users too. The idea is you pay whatever you wish for five top-notch indie games, you can pay twenty pounds, a pound, sixty three pence, it's up to how generous you feel".
Recently, over at indieroyale.com, there was a new Indie Bundle released, containing five indie titles for those of you looking for something a little different in your games library. For those of you that have not heard of the Humble Indie Bundle before, its essentially a way of showcasing the best indie titles in a recent time, and available for a much reduced price. There is a minimum price, as well as a suggested price.
And that’s what Pure Sophistry is going to talk about this week.
SideQuesting.com -
"It used to be so simple. There was one pay-what-you-want bundle: the Humble Indie Bundle. Nowadays, it seems there’s a new bundle every week, stretching the limits of our sanity and our wallets. This guide will help you distinguish between the several iterations that dot the gaming map."
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Along with the 5 games and the 5 games you get for paying over the average (which was around $6), I also got 2 other games coming out to 12 games. I payed $10, and for 12 games it is a great deal.