Humble Android Bundle 2 Goes Live - UPDATED
Once more for the people who missed it the first 17 times, here's the Humble Bundle deal: pay what you want for a bunch of really good indie games, divvie the money up between the developers, charity and the Humble Bundle team and... well, that's about it, really. It's a fantastic deal all the way around.
Up for grabs in this edition of the Humble Android Bundle are Canabalt, Zen Bound 2, Cogs and Avadon: The Black Fortress, and for those who pay more than the average price, currently sitting at a little under six bucks, Swords & Soldiers, too. All five games are making their debuts on the Android mobile platform - hence the name of the bundle - but for those of you who'd rather kick it old-school, which is to say with a mouse and keyboard, PC, Mac and Linux versions of the games are all part of the package. As a bonus, Canabalt, Zen Bound 2 and Swords & Soldiers also include official soundtracks, and all five games in the bundle are completely DRM-free.
As usual, things seem to be going very well for this bundle, which has raked in nearly $65,000 on more than 11,000 sales in its first day - and there are still 14 days on the clock. Get all the details [and all the games!] at humblebundle.com [http://www.humblebundle.com/].
UPDATE: Not much of a surprise here, but more stuff has been added to the Humble Android Bundle 2. This time around, "more stuff" means the 2D action game Smuggle Truck [http://snuggletruck.com/], which presented itself as a satirical take on illegal immigration in the U.S., will also be made available exclusively to Android owners.
Snuggle Truck will be included with all Humble Android Bundle 2 purchases and as always, if you've already made the buy you can pop back and pick it up at no charge.
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The second Humble Bundle for Android [and PC, Linux and Mac] is now on sale!Once more for the people who missed it the first 17 times, here's the Humble Bundle deal: pay what you want for a bunch of really good indie games, divvie the money up between the developers, charity and the Humble Bundle team and... well, that's about it, really. It's a fantastic deal all the way around.
Up for grabs in this edition of the Humble Android Bundle are Canabalt, Zen Bound 2, Cogs and Avadon: The Black Fortress, and for those who pay more than the average price, currently sitting at a little under six bucks, Swords & Soldiers, too. All five games are making their debuts on the Android mobile platform - hence the name of the bundle - but for those of you who'd rather kick it old-school, which is to say with a mouse and keyboard, PC, Mac and Linux versions of the games are all part of the package. As a bonus, Canabalt, Zen Bound 2 and Swords & Soldiers also include official soundtracks, and all five games in the bundle are completely DRM-free.
As usual, things seem to be going very well for this bundle, which has raked in nearly $65,000 on more than 11,000 sales in its first day - and there are still 14 days on the clock. Get all the details [and all the games!] at humblebundle.com [http://www.humblebundle.com/].
UPDATE: Not much of a surprise here, but more stuff has been added to the Humble Android Bundle 2. This time around, "more stuff" means the 2D action game Smuggle Truck [http://snuggletruck.com/], which presented itself as a satirical take on illegal immigration in the U.S., will also be made available exclusively to Android owners.
Snuggle Truck will be included with all Humble Android Bundle 2 purchases and as always, if you've already made the buy you can pop back and pick it up at no charge.
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