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Humble Indie Bundle 2 unveiled, includes Braid, Machinarium

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  1. Matthew TechSpot Staff Posts: 5,893   +53

    In May, a group of independent game developers organized a promotion dubbed the "Humble Indie Bundle," which let you set your own price for five top-rated indie games. Unsurprisingly, the event was a raging success and 138,813 participants contributed more than $1.2 million, around 30% of which went to charity. Hoping to repeat that success, the developers have unveiled the Humble Indie Bundle 2, yet again offering five of today's finest indie titles for any price you see fit.

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  2. mccartercar Newcomer, in training Posts: 74

    Potential buyers:
    Please donate at least a dollar because anything less will most likely be eaten up by transaction fees.
    Remember, It's for the Kids!
  3. Decimae Newcomer, in training Posts: 79

    Well, if they donate less then 1 dollar they'll see this:
    http://cdn.humblebundle.com/hib2/sad_developer.jpg

    Awesome deal BTW. It may even get steam activation codes, like the previous one(which I'm proud of having payed for too).
  4. mario TechSpot Developer Posts: 384   +6

    Really nice bundle, they really are great games. Braid is very entertaining and Osmos is great for casual gaming.
  5. treeski TechSpot Guru Posts: 668   +31

    Thanks for this! I just picked up the games!
  6. TomSEA TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 1,971   +139

    I already have these games but I'm going to kick in ten bucks, buy them anyway and give them as gifts just to support these guys. A great way to sell games and donate to charities.
     
  7. Relic TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 1,368   +11

    Awesome bundle indeed, took part in the first one and will do so again. I haven't had a chance to play any of those games yet, so it'll be fun :) .
  8. mccartercar Newcomer, in training Posts: 74

    Notch, creator of minecraft, donated 2000$.
    Lets see how long he stays there as the top donator.
    :D