Pay what you want for Braid and four other Indie titles

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Starting right now you can pick up Braid, Cortex Command, Machinarium, Osmos, Revenge of the Titans for the Mac, Windows or Linux for exactly whatever the hell you want to pay, and it's for a good cause.

That's right, Wolfire's pay-what-you-want, donate-to-charity indie gaming bundle returns today with the Humble Indie Bundle 2.

This year the core games in the bundle are Braid, Machinarium, Osmos, Cortex Command and Revenge of the Titans. The Electronic Frontier Foundation and Child's Play are again the charities Braid and Cortex Command are making their Linux debuts and Revenge of the Titans is officially launching inside the bundle.

Head on over to HumbleBundle.com, name your price, decide how to split up the proceeds. Wolffire's last HumbleBundle offered Aquaria, Penumbra: Overture, Lugaru, Gish and World of Goo at a pay-what-you-want rate. The bundle raised more than $330,000 for Child's Play and Electronic Frontier Foundation. It also, sadly, proved that some assclowns will pirate anything, even a five-game pack that could be picked up for as little as a $1.

Another interesting side note, the provides real-time stats, discovering last year that Linux users are about twice as generous as Windows users. Come on Windows, don't let me down this year.

Alright now sing along with me:

It's real nice when you name your price for games that are DRM free,
Cross-platform compatible and you're helping charity!

Go, buy, give!

Humble Bundle
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Link The Humble Indie Bundle #2 (pay what you want for five awesome indie games)
 
dhruvrock2000 said:
Already bought ... heard about this on twitter. Paid them $50... Charity ftw :)
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Someone is being generous :P Apart from Braid and Machinarium none of the game is worth. I would not pay over 10$ max.
 
jojothedragon said:
even 0$ works "hehe"
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nope

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dhruvrock2000 said:
Already bought ... heard about this on twitter. Paid them $50... Charity ftw :)
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wow! thats very generous dude. Very good.

I just put in 10$ :)

Always wanted to try out Braid. Hopefully, they give out steam registration keys for this bundle also like they did for the last one.
 
jc36lect3r said:
from kotaku.com

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starting right now you can pick up braid, cortex command, machinarium, osmos, revenge of the titans for the mac, windows or linux for exactly whatever the hell you want to pay, and it's for a good cause.

That's right, wolfire's pay-what-you-want, donate-to-charity indie gaming bundle returns today with the humble indie bundle 2.

This year the core games in the bundle are braid, machinarium, osmos, cortex command and revenge of the titans. The electronic frontier foundation and child's play are again the charities braid and cortex command are making their linux debuts and revenge of the titans is officially launching inside the bundle.

Head on over to humblebundle.com, name your price, decide how to split up the proceeds. Wolffire's last humblebundle offered aquaria, penumbra: Overture, lugaru, gish and world of goo at a pay-what-you-want rate. The bundle raised more than $330,000 for child's play and electronic frontier foundation. It also, sadly, proved that some assclowns will pirate anything, even a five-game pack that could be picked up for as little as a $1.

Another interesting side note, the provides real-time stats, discovering last year that linux users are about twice as generous as windows users. Come on windows, don't let me down this year.

Alright now sing along with me:

[b][u][i]It's real nice when you name your price for games that are drm free,

cross-platform compatible and you're helping charity![/i][/u][/b]

go, buy, give!

Humble bundle

link the humble indie bundle #2 (pay what you want for five awesome indie games)
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jc36lect3r said:
hmm, doesn't it say drm free??
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jc36lect3r said:
Hmm, doesn't it say DRM free?? Still it is an awesome deal and should be encouraged...
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yes, it does. But, for last year's bundle they also sent out a steam key recently. You can register that key on steam and have the games associated with your steam profile. I had a chat with one of the devs today and it seems they are working with valve on the steam registration. But, it will take time.

This is in addition to the DRM free versions btw.
 
Tbh.. haven't even downloaded it yet.. might never play them but was a liiiiittle high last night and was being extra generous ;) Don't regret it though...
 
Seems like those guys are doing really well. Already reached $600K+.

Also, Notch -the Minecraft guy- has put in $2000! Not a big deal for him though. He's made $10mil in this one year ;)
 
Update:

If you have already bought it then then they have included HIB 1 games for free(also redeemable on steam, but they have only limited keys)

New purchasers can pay an amount above the current average and get both HIB 1 and 2 at the same time..

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Explaination here: Bundle in Bundle Information
 
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