Humble Bundle's latest 'pay what you want' deal, The Humble Voxatron Debut today graduated to bundle status with the addition of The Binding of Isaac and Blocks That Matter. Joining Voxatron, they make for a mighty fine bargain.
'Pay what you want' pioneer Humble Bundle has launched its latest indie bargain offer, letting you name your price for voxel-powered Voxatron. Its explicitly not named a 'Bundle,' and Voxatron is the only game named, but those Humble chaps do have a habit of sneaking in extra games.
The Humble Frozen Synapse Bundle, the latest in the line of pay-what-you-want indie packs, will expire in a few hours. If you haven't picked it up yet, you have a handful of hours to chip in your money and pick up three games. Donating more than the average nets you the Frozenbyte bundle as well.
Once again, the Frozen Synapse Humble Bundle continues to grow. As if the addition of Trauma wasn't enough, all purchases will now include the indie game SpaceChem by Zachtronics Industries. According to the developer, it's "an obscenely addictive, design-based puzzle game about building machines and fighting monsters in the name of science."
Like its predecessor, the Frozen Synapse Humble Bundle is slowly expanding. All purchases will now include the indie game Trauma by Krystian Majewski. It's an adventure game that takes place in the mind of a woman recovering from a car crash. Our very own Indie Jeff called it a "refreshingly adult" experience.
When is a Bundle not a bundle? When it's the Humble Frozen Synapse Bundle, which launched today containing only Mode 7's lovely Frozen Synapse under the usual Humble pay-what-you-want model. However, if you pay more than the average, you'll also get the Humble Frozenbyte Bundle which ran earlier this year. Mega-bargain!
The Humble Frozenbyte Bundle has closed, bringing in a grand total of $909,918.39. Windows users made up about 2/3 of the purchases, with Mac and Linux splitting the remainder almost evenly. But as per usual, Windows users paid the lowest average price ($3.91). Mac users paid more ($6.42), and Linux users blew them both out of the water ($11.82). The average price across all platforms was $4.97, and the highest contribution came from an anonymous donor, for $2,222.22. Read more »
The Humble Frozenbyte Bundle has reached over $700,000, and as a result Frozenbyte has released a set of Milestone updates (via Joystiq). Among them is a sneak preview of Splot, a game still currently under development. The developers say its still missing some combo features, "but it should give a pretty good perception of what the game is going to be like." Read more »
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