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Humble Introversion Computer Game Bundle - Pay What You Want

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Humble Introversion Computer Game Bundle - Pay What You Want
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mogwai on 23/11/2011 - 06:01 humblebundle.com (1608 clicks)
Last edited 23/11/2011 - 09:52

Pay what you want for Darwinia, Multiwinia, DEFCON, and Uplink - the complete catalog from the British indie studio, Introversion. Beat the average price ($2.91) to receive Aquaria and Crayon Physics Deluxe!

This DRM-free collection of games works on Mac, Windows, and Linux, and you can support two worthy charities with your purchase (Humble Bundles have now raised over $2.5M for charity!) Download the games instantly from the Humble Bundle or redeem them on Steam.

Bonus Prototypes!

Subversion City Generator
Voxel Tech Demo

Introversion has included two (Windows-only) prototype tech demos. The first demonstrates the use of procedural generation to create a complete city environment efficiently and in great detail. The second explores destructible voxel buildings.

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  • GUYANDSON on 23/11/2011 - 06:50
    +3

    These are some very good games. Definitely would recommend this bundle, darwinia/defcon/uplink are amazing.

  • ozb-442 on 23/11/2011 - 07:13

    damn, beat me to it :P

  • cmdwedge on 23/11/2011 - 09:06
    +1

    Uplink is great.

  • fieldafar on 23/11/2011 - 12:55

    Awesome. I love Humble Bundles!

  • syme321 on 23/11/2011 - 13:42
    +1

    Interesting how Windows users are the stingiest …
    Average Windows: $3.24
    Average Mac: $4.96
    Average Linux: $7.47

    • Funky Moose on 23/11/2011 - 15:27
      +1

      Not that interesting.

      Mac's cost more than Windows PC's so by definition Mac users have more disposable money.

      Most people using Linux are in some way connected to the tech industry and therefore, on average, are in a more affluent position than your average punter.

      • Elijha on 23/11/2011 - 16:37
        +1

        Also you have to select what platform you represent manually - I'm sure windows is the default.

        People who are likely to do a 'hit and run' 1c buy are not likely to hang around and decide what platform they represent or how they want the 1c split up amongst developers. so they will pull down the windows portion of payments.

        As a Mac / win / Linux user I have bought every bundle and didn't even see the OS selection for the first few.

      • Ace on 23/11/2011 - 17:43
        +3

        Mac and Linux users are more grateful that somebody is finally making games available on their platforms whereas with Windows… ehh! There's already plenty of games.

    • Windows7forever on 23/11/2011 - 19:40
      -3

      Either windows users have less money in their pockets because they paid so much for their proprietary OS or they just don't give a fluff about indie games. Linux guys must be proud that an initiative like this is bundling great indie games that they can natively run on their machines. I must say that the website and the checkout system is very sleek.

  • [Deactivated] on 23/11/2011 - 14:21

    Can anybody explain what exactly this is?

    • stripe on 23/11/2011 - 14:53

      ??? Have you read the post?

      • [Deactivated] on 23/11/2011 - 15:38

        Yes champ, was like reading another language.

        • Jimpower on 23/11/2011 - 16:51

          It is a pay-what-you-want and get couple games deal.

  • evol on 23/11/2011 - 15:18

    I remember buying the pack for $4.95 when it was on sale on Steam around a year or so ago. Great games for the price, DEFCON alone is worth it :)

  • Windows7forever on 23/11/2011 - 19:17
    -3

    I feel bad giving less than a dollar but I don't want to overspend on games that I might not ever play, but don't like to miss this deal either. I'll think about what it means to me.

  • Windows7forever on 23/11/2011 - 20:22
    -5

    lol, I donated 10c and got the bundle but the only game that I am somewhat interested in is the computer hacking style game called Uplink. Darwinia/Multimina both look like generic RTS games with weird graphics and geeky overtones. Defcon is a board game adaptation, meh. Doesn't excite me like previous bundles.

    • iammimix on 23/11/2011 - 22:10
      +3

      poor form.
      you should go back and UP your amount to something a little more respectable and worthy of those quality games.

      • Windows7forever on 24/11/2011 - 16:55

        Wouldn't they set a minimum purchase price if they thought anything under > $X amount was too low. By spending under $4 the developers are already penalising you by withholding two of the arguably better games of the bundle until you cough up more money. Quality is subjective and some of these games look like relics from the CD-ROM era of gaming.

        • Feepitee on 26/11/2011 - 17:36

          You do know that the money goes to Charity and Paypal charges a fee of around 15-30 cents per transaction right?

        • codhopper on 30/11/2011 - 19:47

          The paypal fee does not "charge" the seller if it is below the 30c threshold. It just doesn't give them any money.

          I prefer to pay an appropriate amount for multiple bundles and then screw paypal over by getting more bundles @ 1c. Thus the developers/charity and server maintenance guys all win.

    • Ashlea on 24/11/2011 - 01:07
      +2

      That's really sad.

    • Dr.Tenma on 30/11/2011 - 18:47

      10 cents is still better than downloading illegally

  • devz on 23/11/2011 - 20:43

    Thanks OP. Darwinia is awesome. Must for any collector.

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