Indie Gala 2 Puts a New Twist On the Old Formula

[Andy Chalk]

Indie Gala 2 Puts a New Twist On the Old Formula

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The Indie Gala returns with a multi-tiered pay-what-you-want bundle of awesomeness that includes games, music and a big solid for charity.

The Indie Gala is back for a second go-around with another solid mix of indie games and soundtracks, but this time it's added a few twists to the tried-and-true "pay what you want" formula. You can pay a dollar and snag a few games and a few tunes, or you can pay a little more - or even a little more than that - and bring home a whole bunch of extra goodies.

For $1, you get the "Carebear Bundle":


Critical Mass by Manic Games Studios
Bunch of Heroes by NGD Studios
Fortix 2 by Nemesys games
Music: The Numbers - Beautiful EP
Music: Giraffage- Comfort
Music: Casey Lalonde - Skitter EP


Beat the "level one" average, currently sitting at $5.63, and you get the "Big Saver Bundle," which includes the Care Bear Bundle plus:


Greed Corp by Vanguard Games.
Roboblitz by Naked Sky Entertainment
Music: Robot Science - Square
Music: Casey Lalonde - Thank You
Music: Jack Butler - Fit The Paradigm


Beat the "level two" average of $9.84 at last count and you'll be rewarded with the "Epic Gala Bundle" of 11 games and 7 albums, including all of the above plus:


inMomentum, by Digital Arrow
Zombie Shooter 2, by Sigma Team
Hacker Evolution: Duality, by exosyphen studios
Hacker Evolution: Untold, by exosyphen studios
Your Doodles Are Bugged!, by Spyn Doctor Games
Zombie Shooter 1, by Sigma Team
Music: Robot Science - Doodads


There's one more catch worth mentioning: only 50,000 bundles are up for grabs, after which it's game over, man. It sounds like a lot but more than 14,000 bundles have already gone out the door, so if you're interested you might want to get over to indiegala.com [http://www.indiegala.com/] and get things shaking!


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[blalien]

Are any of these games actually worth it? There are so many of these bundles, it's reached a point where I can't keep buying them all. It doesn't matter how cheap they are when you never get time to play them.

 

[Formica Archonis]

Still Steam only, huh? Oh, well, best of luck to 'em. (Goes back to Humble Bundle.)

Are any of these games actually worth it? There are so many of these bundles, it's reached a point where I can't keep buying them all. It doesn't matter how cheap they are when you never get time to play them.

I don't know. I know someone who bought the first because it had a few games he wanted, but I've never heard of any of these before.

 

[ciancon]

Thanks for the heads-up! I doubt i'll have any time to play these games but i might buy it for the music.

 

[Nooners]

Are any of these games actually worth it? There are so many of these bundles, it's reached a point where I can't keep buying them all. It doesn't matter how cheap they are when you never get time to play them.

Pretty much what I was going to say. I love all these ridiculously cheap games and bundles, but between GOG, Humble Bundles, and "regular" games, the issue isn't whether or not I have the money, but the time!

 

[Omegatronacles]

These things always occur during off pay week. Makes me sad sometimes

 

[Omega Pirate]

I have most of the games in there from various other bundles. The only game I see on there that I would have wanted had I not bought it on steam is Fortix 2.

 

[Scars Unseen]

Okay... so I paid for this about 10 hours ago and still haven't gotten an email from them with the links... Anyone else having issues with this?

EDIT: Nevermind. I just realized that Gmail has both a junk mail and a spam folder. In other news, my illusion that I never get spam emails has been shattered.