Sanctum (w/Violator, Killing Floor DLC packs added for every 10,000 bundles sold target reached) Gratuitous Space Battles ("Beat-The-Average" Bonus)Īll HIB #3 Games (post-12/20/11 "Beat-The-Average" Bonus) Subversion Procedural City Generator (Windows Tech Demo)Ĭrayon Physics Deluxe ("Beat-The-Average" Bonus) Humble Introversion Bundle (10/31/11 - 12/6/11 DRM-free/Steam/Desura) Humble Frozen Synapse Bundle (9/28/11 - 10/12/11 DRM-free/Steam/Desura/OnLive) Humble Indie Bundle #3 (7/28/11 - 8/8/11 DRM-free/Steam/Desura/OnLive)Īll HIB #2 Games (post-8/3/11 "Beat-The-Average" Bonus) Jack Claw (Windows Prototype + Source Code) Humble Frozenbyte Bundle (4/12/11 – 4/26/11 DRM-free/Steam/Desura/OnLive) Revenge of the Titans (Exclusive Launch, w/Soundtrack)Īll HIB #1 Games (post-12/19/10 "Beat-The-Average" Bonus) Osmos (w/"Sounds of Earth EP" by High Skies) Humble Indie Bundle (Wolfire Games/Humble Bundle, Inc./Various Developers) (EDIT: If there are any bundles I've missed or if there are any missing details, feel free to let me know.) Bonus bundles also include their respective soundtracks as well. Unless indicated elsewhere, DLC (where applicable) is assumed to be Steam-only. Please let me know of, or post info for any bundles I haven't caught so I can update this main post (credit and +rep will be given, naturally). What I'm aiming to do with this thread is to try to start a comprehensive index of what's been released in which bundle, and what sort of distribution's been used (DRM-free direct/torrent, Steam, Desura, etc.)Īs expected, I aim to frequently update this thread with missing info, and with new bundles as they come along. World of Goo for Linux, a report from The H.With the dizzying amount of indie game bundles lately, I've already started to observe that a lot of people are beginning to have difficulty keeping track of them all.Lugaru goes open-source, a Wolfire Games blog post.To date, the Humble Indie Bundle experiment has raised more than $1.1 million, of which nearly $350,000 has been donated to the EFF and the Child's Play Charity. To celebrate the open sourcing of these four games, the Humble Indie Bundle offer as been extended for another three days. San Francisco based 2D Boy, the company behind the physics-based World of Goo puzzle and construction game, however, has yet to announce if they will be open sourcing their game. Wolfire Games, makers of Lugaru HD, have already posted their source code under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and within hours of the release a number of people have created and submitted patches. The developers of the Aquaria, Gish, Lugaru HD and Penumbra Overture have all pledged to release the their code as open source. Through the bundle offer, which went on sale just over a week ago, anyone can purchase World of Goo, Aquaria, Gish, Lugaru, and Penumbra Overture as a package for Windows, Mac OS X or Linux for any price they want, with a portion of the proceeds being donated to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and Child's Play Charity. Lugaru HD game character from Wolfire Games.įollowing the success of the recent Humble Indie Bundle offer, four of the five indie games developers have announced that they will be open sourcing their games and one has already done so.
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