Two new pay-what-you-want indie bundles hit
Do you own all of the indie games? If you've kept up with pay-what-you-want bundles, you'll surely almost be there. Another two launched today, potentially getting you 15 games closer to that glorious goal. Fine things on offer in today's latest include BIT.TRIP RUNNER, Leave Home, Eversion, and The Adventures of Shuggy.
Do you own all of the indie games? If you've kept up with pay-what-you-want bundles, you'll surely almost be there. Another two launched today, potentially getting you 15 games closer to that glorious goal. Fine things on offer in today's latest include BIT.TRIP RUNNER, They Breathe, Leave Home, Eversion, and The Adventures of Shuggy.
Indie Royale is offering, above a minimum price, Greed Corp, Hamlet or the Last Game Without MMORPG Features, Shaders and Product Placement, BIT.TRIP RUNNER, Conquest of Elysium 3, Leave Home, and They Breathe, along with two of their soundtracks. Paying more than $8 nets you a chiptune album too, if you like that sort of thing. Most give Steam codes.
Over at Bundle In A Box, you can get Delve Deeper plus DLC for it, Eversion, Fibrillation, War of the Human Tanks, and Shadows of the Vatican Act:I for a dollar or more. Beat the average and you'll get The Adventures of Shuggy, zany FMV game Stay Dead, Flibble, and The 4th Wall. Some can be activated on Steam. Soundtracks for games will be progressively unlocked as more bundles are sold.
So there, more video games for small sums of money. Some I know to be good, some I've heard of, and some which, heck, they're new to me but probably worth a punt at that price.
Look, Indie Royale made a video for their bundle:
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replyAlice O'Connor posted a new article, Two new pay-what-you-want indie bundles hit.
Do you own all of the indie games? If you've kept up with pay-what-you-want bundles, you'll surely almost be there. Another two launched today, potentially getting you 15 games closer to that glorious goal. Fine things on offer in today's latest include BIT.TRIP RUNNER, Leave Home, Eversion, and The Adventures of Shuggy.-
i would love to see some sales numbers comparing humble bundle and bundle in a box against indie royale... i wonder what having a minimum price (which is driven by some sort of average of what people are electing to pay?) compares to the $1 minimum price strategy...
i also just watched that presentation about battlefield heroes' pricing adventures, and that might be fueling my curiosity somewhat.
