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   Anonymous
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   Hey there!

   Humble Indie Bundle 9 is here to add six radiant games to your library!

   Pay what you want for Trine 2: Complete Story, Mark of the Ninja, Eets Munchies, and Brütal Legend. If you choose to pay more than the average, you’ll also receive FTL: Faster Than Light and FEZ! This bundle also includes some divine soundtracks to soothe your ears.
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   Each of these DRM-free games works on Windows, Mac, and Linux and can be optionally redeemed on Steam (if your purchase is $1 or more). A bunch of soundtracks in lossless (FLAC) and MP3 formats are also along for the ride!
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   Bundle buyers can also choose to benefit three amazing non-profits: the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Child’s Play Charity, and Watsi. With your help, we’ve raised over $23.5 million for charity!

   This truckload of games would normally cost you over $120, but Humble Indie Bundle 9 is letting you set your price! Head to the site now and pay what you want for a magnificent multitude of games and soundtracks!
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   Humble Indie Bundle 9 will only be live for two weeks, so click here to grab your own bundle before time runs out!

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   P.S. Only 24 hours left to check out our Humble Weekly Sale, currently featuring AI War: Fleet Command, Skyward Collapse, & more from Arcen Games!
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   Campy
   Member

   Excellent games. And, I've got them ... all of them.

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Whiterabbit-uk
   Games Guru

   Finally I can get a Humble bundle with a game I don't have. Eets: Munchies, which hasn't been released on steam yet, but will be soon. I believe we will be getting a Steam key at some poiint. (I hope)

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Anonymous
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   Humble Indie Bundle 9 Brings Six New Games For Windows, Mac & Linux
   Mihir Patkar
   On 13th September, 2013
   Games & Gaming, Linux, Mac OS X, Tech News, Windows

   Humble Bundle, the pay-what-you-want cult favourite to grab independent games and support charity, is back in its 9th iteration with six DRM-free games for Windows, Mac and Linux, all of which come with a Steam key if you pay $1 or more.

   By default, you get four titles: Eets Munchies, Brutal Legend, Mark Of The Ninja, and Trine 2: The Complete Story. Spending more than the average buyer unlocks Fez and FTL: Faster Than Light.

   Humble Bundles are a great way to get quality games at low prices. Here’s a little about this time’s titles.

   Eets Munchies is all about solving puzzles and helping an adorable creature devour cake in a beautifully animated game.

   Brutal Legend, a game about a metal band roadie’s awesome adventure, comes from the mind of Tim Schafer has the voicing of Jack Black. What more do you need to know?

   Mark Of The Ninja is a side-scrolling game that makes you choose between stealth or slaying as you need to go past the guards with distraction and attack items, like darts, noise makers, and grappling hooks.

   Trine 2: The Complete Story is the sequel to one of the best platform games, where you have to switch between a knight, a wizard and a thief in your noble quest to defeat evil goblins and dragons.

   FTL: Faster Than Light is a top-down space strategy game in which you have to manage your spaceship and crew while fighting intergalactic enemies.

   Fez features Gomez, an adorable character with a magical fez that lets him rotate the world he lives in, effectively turning 2D into 3D and thus letting him solve puzzles by getting to places he couldn’t reach before.

   Whatever you finally decide to pay for the Humble Bundle 9, it can be split between the games’ developers, charity and the Humble Bundle guys.

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   Sometimes a brief synopsis comes in handy to motivate one to buy a bundle.

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Anonymous
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   Hey there!

   Now there’s even more mind-boggling content in Humble Indie Bundle 9! We just added four more games to the bundle: Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken, A Virus Named TOM, Bastion, and LIMBO.
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   If you've already beaten the average price, these four wonderful games are already waiting for you for free on your download page. If you haven’t picked up a bundle yet, pay over the average price to receive this amazing bonus content!

   Humble Indie Bundle 9 is now jam-packed with ten irresistible games and excellent soundtracks, bringing the value of this bundle to over $195! These new additions join the original six games below:
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   Bundle buyers can also choose to benefit three amazing non-profits: the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Child’s Play Charity, and Watsi. With your help, we’ve raised over $24.5 million for charity!

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   Anonymous
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   Humble Indie Bundle 9 Expands, And In Style

   By John Walker on September 18th, 2013 at 10:53 pm.
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   The Humble Indie Bundle 9 has, as you would have expected, updated. And I feel safe in saying it’s now likely the best bundle there’s ever been. Before you could pick up Trine 2, Mark Of The Ninja Eets Munchies Beta, Brutal Legend, FTL and FEZ for just a few coins. It was already pretty astonishing. A week in, and over half a million sales later, it’s now added four new games, Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken, A Virus Named TOM, Bastion, and LIMBO. Good heavens.

   That’s $195 worth of games and soundtracks. And $195 of some of the finest indie games about. You can pick up half of them for a cent (if you’re a git), or get the whole lot by beating the average, which is currently $4.63. Anything over a dollar gets you Steam codes for the first four, and as usual they’re all available as PC, Mac and Linux, and all DRM free.

   I really thought the popularity of the Humbles would eventually wain, not least because of the ever-increasing numbers of bundle types. But it seems each time the Indie Bundle comes back, it outdoes itself. It’s good to be wrong. At just over the halfway point this one has already made $2,428,000, and with the addition of names like Bastion and LIMBO can only rapidly escalate. That’s a bunch of money going to Child’s Play, the EFF and Watsi, and a lot of indie developers an awful lot richer. Which is just brilliant.

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   Posted 11 years ago #

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