Spring Indie Royale bundle launches, includes Unstoppable Gorg

The Spring Bundle from Indie Royale is now live, offering up a bundle of six titles for the low, low price of "pay what you want."

13

Another Indie Royale bundle has been unleashed upon us. While I've heard some grumbles complaining of indie bundle over-saturation in the past few months, these bundles are still one of the better ways to get a hold of some great games at a low cost. Indie Royale's latest "Spring Bundle" includes six games: three from Crossfire developer radiangames, alongside Unstoppable Gorg (shown above), Tobe's Vertical Adventure, and Depths of Peril.

As usual, the Spring Bundle carries with it a "pay what you want" motif, provided you meet the minimum price (which at the time of this post is hovering around $5).

Futuremark's tower defense game, Unstoppable Gorg, is included, as is the obviously vertical (and cute) platformer, Tobe's Vertical Adventure by Secret Base. The Diablo-like RPG Depths of Peril by Soldak Entertainment has also made the cut.

Developer radiangames has been making some of the best action titles available on Xbox Live Indie Games for quite a while, so it's nice to see three more of its stable of games available for PC and Mac. Action games Inferno+ and Ballistic, as well as the puzzle game Slydris, are also participants in the Spring Bundle.

Unstoppable Gorg and Depths of Peril can be grabbed via Steam and Desura or as separate downloads for Windows and Mac, Tobe's Vertical Adventure can be activated via Steam, and the three titles from radiangames are available via Desura or as PC/Mac downloads. Those paying at least $5 (or the currency equivalent) will also get a free copy of Danimal Cannon's acclaimed chiptune music album Roots.

Interested parties can head on over to the Indie Royal website to place an order.

From The Chatty
  • reply
    April 18, 2012 11:45 AM

    Jeff Mattas posted a new article, Spring Indie Royale bundle launches, includes Unstoppable Gorg.

    The Spring Bundle from Indie Royale is now live, offering up a bundle of six titles for the low, low price of "pay what you want."

    • reply
      April 18, 2012 1:22 PM

      Unstoppable Gorg looks pretty goo-

      ...tower defense...

      -nevermind.

      • reply
        April 18, 2012 1:25 PM

        Seriously, no game type causes my penis to shrivel more than tower defense.

        • reply
          April 18, 2012 1:41 PM

          It's just mainly that I'm tired of the genre, and although I know that there's more to it of course, it just seems like the lazy way to make a game.

          You could come up with complex systems, an engaging storyline, a new and different gameplay paradig- nah, just put up a bunch of turrets and hold off the throngs.

          • reply
            April 18, 2012 1:43 PM

            With Orcs Must Die covering action-TDs and Defense Grid covering traditional TDs, it takes a lot of effort for me to become interested in a new one. Those two have set too high of a bar.

            • reply
              April 18, 2012 2:19 PM

              In one of these bundles I have a tower defense game that's backwards - you play the armies trying to get past the turrets.

              I kinda thought it was neat but what's really funny is that I can't remember or figure out which game in my Steam list that is.

            • reply
              April 18, 2012 2:50 PM

              Give Dungeon Defenders a shot.

      • reply
        April 18, 2012 1:31 PM

        Take a look at Totalbiscuit's WTF is... on the game.

    • reply
      April 18, 2012 1:41 PM

      Has anyone played/heard anything about any of the on the other games in this bundle? I've really only heard of Gorg and Tobe.

      • reply
        April 18, 2012 2:36 PM

        Inferno+ is pretty neat. It's like a Diablo crossed with Geometry Wars, if that makes any sense. The other two games are by the same company, one is a "sliding tetris" and the third is a really (REALLY) basic geometry wars type ordeal.
        All their games always have a similar aesthetic and re-use sound effects, which is interesting.

    • reply
      April 18, 2012 2:22 PM

      [deleted]

    • reply
      April 18, 2012 2:42 PM

      I'm skipping this one. I think I've bought every other one they have had so far and played them for maybe an hour or so each.

    • reply
      April 18, 2012 2:43 PM

      Cool thanks brought

Hello, Meet Lola