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The bundle includes Braid, Cortex Command, Machinarium, Osmos, and Revenge of the Titans, which would usually cost upwards of $60 if purchased separately. Braid, Machinarium, and Osmos are particularly noteworthy with metascores of 90, 85 and 80. Cortex Command and Revenge of the Titans are still under active development, but you'll receive all future updates. The games DRM free, so you can install and play them on all of your systems -- including OS X and Linux.
The formula doesn't seem to have changed much this time around. Along with setting your own price, you can divide your contribution among four options: the game developers, Child's Play, the Electronic Frontier Foundation or you can leave a "humble tip." Accepted platforms include PayPal, Amazon Payments and Google Checkout. So far, about 17,000 people have shelled out more than $116,000, with an average purchase amount around $6.90. The largest contribution is $650.
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Potential buyers:
Please donate at least a dollar because anything less will most likely be eaten up by transaction fees.
Remember, It's for the Kids!
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mccartercar said:
Potential buyers:
Please donate at least a dollar because anything less will most likely be eaten up by transaction fees.
Remember, It's for the Kids!
Well, if they donate less then 1 dollar they'll see this:
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Awesome deal BTW. It may even get steam activation codes, like the previous one(which I'm proud of having payed for too).
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Really nice bundle, they really are great games. Braid is very entertaining and Osmos is great for casual gaming.
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treeski said:
Thanks for this! I just picked up the games!
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I already have these games but I'm going to kick in ten bucks, buy them anyway and give them as gifts just to support these guys. A great way to sell games and donate to charities.
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Awesome bundle indeed, took part in the first one and will do so again. I haven't had a chance to play any of those games yet, so it'll be fun
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Notch, creator of minecraft, donated 2000$.
Lets see how long he stays there as the top donator.
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