Humble Voxatron Debut bundle expands again
As the Humble Voxatron Debut enters its final days, yet more games have been added to the 'pay what you want' indie bundle. If you buy now, or have already bought it, you'll get three Lexaloffle "minigames" plus Gish.
As the Humble Voxatron Debut enters its final days, yet more games have been added to the 'pay what you want' indie bundle. If you buy now, or have already bought it, you'll get a selection of three "minigames" from the core game Voxatron's developer Lexaloffle, plus, returning from the original Humble Indie Bundle, Gish.
The three Lexaloffle "minigames" are puzzlers Zen Puzzle Garden and Chocolate Castle, along with platformer Japser's Journey. Gish, of course, is the sticky platformer made by folks including Edmund McMillen of Super Meat Boy and Binding of Isaac fame.
While last week's additions, The Binding of Isaac and Blocks That Matter, are only available to those who pay above the average price, these four extra games are offered to all.
The Humble Voxatron Debut will only be available until Monday, so head on over to buy it.
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replyAlice O'Connor posted a new article, Humble Voxatron Debut bundle expands again.
As the Humble Voxatron Debut enters its final days, yet more games have been added to the 'pay what you want' indie bundle. If you buy now, or have already bought it, you'll get three Lexaloffle "minigames" plus Gish.-
I just assumed that I payed less than the average for the bundle. When I heard about the added games I went to check them out, and saw that I did indeed pay more than the average, even though I only payed about half of the default amount.
And here I thought I was being really cheap.-
There's a ridiculous amount of people who pick it up for free or next to it.
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Gish is one of the best single-computer party games ever if you have 360 controllers.
Seriously. If you have the wireless 360 adapter thingy, hook up two 360 controllers, find a friend, and play some Gish PvP. It's so fucking fun. Rounds last mere minutes (often seconds) and they're extremely fun.
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