Humble Bundle, Fire Emblem: Awakening, Walking Dead Season 2 [Deals]
In addition to great holdover deals from Black Friday and Cyber Monday, we've also got a new Humble Bundle featuring Orcs Must Die! 2 and Magicka. [Humble]
New Humble Weekly Bundle Featuring Jamestown, Closure, Shatter
There's a new Humble Weekly Bundle with a great little selection of games. I haven't played S.P.A.Z., but I'm a big fan of Closure, Shatter, and and especially Jamestown. [Humble]
Welcome To The Humble Indie Store
The Humble Bundle has long been the best value in gaming, and things are about to get even less humble with the debut of the new Humble storefront. Humble has been letting indies use their checkout system for a while now, so it's no surprise that they're formalizing the whole thing into a browsable experience. We…
Pay What You Want For A Buncha Double Fine Games (Broken Age Is Extra)
The folks at Humble Bundle have teamed up with Tim Schafer's Double Fine Productions to launch a Double Fine-themed bundle, where you can pay what you want and get DRM-free cross-platform copies of Costume Quest, Psychonauts, Stacking, and if you hit the right price, Brütal Legend and a preorder of Broken Age.
Mojam is over; you may download the nine titles it spawned—like Endless Nuclear Kittens and donate here until March 2.
The Game Music Bundle is running a special where you can get six Bit.Trip soundtracks for a buck. Not bad.
Who was the Biggest Beneficiary of THQ's $5 Million Humble Bundle?
I guess there's no way of knowing, but I really would like to find out how much of the $5,098,093.79 raised by the Humble THQ Bundle went to charity, and how much went to the embattled publisher, which may qualify as a charitable cause depending on how you feel about its situation and the games it makes.
THQ’s CEO President Has Paid More Than Anyone Else for His Company’s…
Right now, the Humble Bundle featuring THQ games
THQ Is So Broke, They've Made A Humble Bundle
Ahh, Humble Bundle, the best site in the world for great packages of indie games and- wait, what's this? Saints Row? Darksiders? I see you, THQ! Just peeking in the bushes there, waiting to ensnare us with your new humble bundle. You're not an indie developer at all, THQ! What are you even doing.
Hey Readers! There's a new indie Story Bundle as well as a Humble eBook Bundle. Both support charity and are DRM free.
The Latest Humble Bundle Keeps On Getting Bigger
Just because there've been a lot of humble indie bundles over the last few years doesn't mean they're any less of a good deal. The latest humble bundle offers a crapload of good games, all for whatever price you want to pay. For as little as you want, you'll get EFF, (Wait, that's not a game! That's the very cool …
Pay Whatever You Want For The Lovely Botanicula, Get A Bunch of Other…
I think that Botanicula, the new game from Machinarium indies Amanita Design, is freakin' wonderful. I already wrote about why I like it
Mojam Raises $440,000, but Notch's Beard Appears to be Safe
The Humble Bundle Mojam, a weekend-long game jam by the makers of Minecraft and its friends, wrapped up about an hour ago, though Mojang, Oxeye Games Studio and Wolfire Games are still working overtime to tighten their creations, built from scratch in the past 48 hours. That screenshot above was taken when the clock…
First Mojam Game Gets a Name: Catacomb Snatch [UPDATE]
Mojang, the makers of Minecraft, invited over some friends this weekend to build video games from scratch and raise a ton of cash for charity. Mojang, Oxeye Game Studios and Wolfire Games have already raised more than $200,000. But don't forget, you can play the end product of their build-a-thon, when it ends in…
The Humble Indie Bundle Gets Bigger, Better, and Therefore Less Humble
The new Humble Indie Bundle is terrific
The New Humble Indie Bundle Might Be The Best One Yet
We've seen our share of Humble Indie Bundles over the past year or two—independent developers who gather under the "Humble" brand and release a bunch of their games priced at whatever people want to pay.
Charity Computer Game Pack Rakes in $1.8 Million
Despite tough times and a nasty U.S. recession gamers continue to come through, this time for a collection of games discounted in the name of charity.