discussion Humble Bundle Offering Five Quality Indie Titles For What Ever Price You Want

[FiXT]

Looking for good way to kill some time while stuck at the in-laws this holiday season? The Humble Bundle is back in time for Christmas 2010, with 5 excellent Indie titles all for the low price of "$Whatever You Want". The Humble Bundle is a collection of five independent game developers, offering their titles in a "pay-want-you-want" manner, with t... [ Read full article ]

 

[BobLoblaw]

I can really recommend Braid, Osmos and Machinarium. Three great games that are all totally unique!

Except for Machinarium, it's just a point and click but I still got 6 hours of playtime out of it's puzzles.

So there!

 

[YoungMan]

I love the picture that shows up if you enter <$1
http://cdn.humblebundle.com/hib2/sad_developer.jpg

 

[belgolas]

I don't even think I would pay $30 for those games. Way too much still IMO.

 

[FiXT]

I don't even think I would pay $30 for those games. Way too much still IMO.

That's the point, pay what every you want. Average price from Windows users right now is about $6. Personally I would place worth about $15.00

Osmos is actually pretty good, sure most of them are side scrolls, but it's actually not to bad for time killers.
I picked them up to waste time on my netbook during the ferries + cars over holiday vacation :thumb:

 

[Lefty67]

I wonder if you can register these on steam

 

[puffy_boy]

I wonder if you can register these on steam

I believe you can gift it and thus register to steam

 

[Deviant]

$10 from me.

 

[krajee]

I wonder if you can register these on steam

The first pack eventually had a steam activation code emailed out to purchasers. Perhaps this one will follow suit.

 

[YoungMan]

Steam is a type of DRM. They clearly said no DRM whatsoever.
They give you key to a place to download the games. And that's it.