Indie Royale launches June Bug bundle, Collection feature
The Indie Royale June Bug bundle has launched, offering PixelJunk Eden, Auditorium, Magical Time Bean's Escape Goat, and Noitu Love 2: Devolution. Indie Royale has also added a Collection feature to keep track of your purchases.
The Indie Royale bundle is back with another four games, along with a a few bonuses. And if you've been packing on the bundles so much that it's getting hard to keep track, you'll be relieved to know that Indie Royale has added a handy Collection feature to keep track of your various games.
The games in the June Bug bundle include Pixeljunk Eden, Auditorium, Magical Time Bean's Escape Goat, and Noitu Love 2: Devolution. You'll also snag an alpha version of Iconoclasts, from the maker of Noitu. If you pay more than $7, you'll also get the chiptune album Bits with Byte. Get it?
The new Collection feature gives you a convenient page to keep track of your already-purchased bundles, manage your keys, earn loyalty rewards, and add expired bundles to your Wishlist to let Indie Royale know you want to see them make a come-back.
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The Indie Royale June Bug bundle has launched, offering PixelJunk Eden, Auditorium, Magical Time Bean's Escape Goat, and Noitu Love 2: Devolution. Indie Royale has also added a Collection feature to keep track of your purchases.-
Indie Royale is so much better than the Humble Bundle.
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The thing i like about the Humble Bundle is that they make sure all of the games work on OSX and Linux too.
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"Typically worse selection/bundles" Subjective.
"less originality" Yeah because Super Meat Boy, Bastion and Amnesia are so much more original than Oil Blue or Fate of the World, right?
"worse UI" Factually incorrect.
"worse multiplatform support" I'll give you that one.-
Then how is it better? The Humble Bundles go to charity (indie royals only did that once) and have multi platform support for all of their games unlike indie royale.
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If you want to give to charity, give to charity. I don't get why that ever factors into these discussions. Nothing's stopping you from buying IndieRoyale and then donating to charity, but I'd much rather spend my money on indie game devs than some charity I didn't care enough to donate to of my own accord.
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Indie Royale is better for smaller indie titles, most of which you have never heard of or would probably have never bought individually.
Humble Indie Bundle is better for sheet quality of titles and cross-platform support / near-universal Steam support, even though they stretch the definition of "indie" from time to time.
The existence of copycat indie bundles has made HIB better.-
I definitely like that about Indie Royale. There's some really good stuff most people haven't heard of like Gemini Rue or Fate of the World.
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