By Alec Meer on December 14th, 2010 at 9:30 pm.
You may recall this Spring’s Humble Indie Bundle, in which an assortment of delectable indie treats lined up and asked for however much/little you were willing to offer them, then duly forked over a portion of proceeds to Child’s Play and the EFF. It sold rather well, and there was much rejoicing. It was an epochal moment, which could never possibly happen again.
Somehow, it’s happened again. Five super indie games, at a price of your choosing.
The latest round of Humble Bundle (or Hundle, as I shall now insist on calling it) constitutes Braid, Machinarium, Revenge of the Titans, Osmos and Cortex Command. All of these games have been featured on RPS at one point or another and all of them in a positive light – which by my maths means the entire bundle is worth at least $345413232.97.
No doubt you’d rather pay a price you’re comfortable with, however. That can be arranged. Whatever you like, and you can adjust exactly how much goes to the games, how much goes to charity and how much goes as a tip to Hundle organisers Wolfire (who don’t have a game in the pack this time around) to go towards arranging more of this kind of thing.
It’s an awesome bundle and an awesome offer. You should totally go do it. Here’s a trailer, too:
Oh, and non-Windowsers will be glad to hear that all five games are available for PC, Posh PC and DIY PC.
14/12/2010 at 21:33 Conor says:
Excellent to see that it’s all happening again. For some odd reason I can’t wait to hand my money over to these fine fellows.
14/12/2010 at 21:34 Andreas says:
Also, it’s worth noting you can now register your original humble bundle on steam.
14/12/2010 at 23:43 boldoran says:
Wow thanks for pointing that out. I did not notice the email with the key I got until just now.
It was almost impossible to make the Hundle more awesome but they found a way.
15/12/2010 at 03:47 Frank says:
Yeah, yeah thanks!
14/12/2010 at 21:38 ZenArcade says:
Christ almighty, that’s one heck of a bundle. Deffo dipping into this one. Hooray for indie bundles!
14/12/2010 at 21:38 Sinomatic says:
Also, the downloads (at least mine) are *painfully* slow. So I imagine its rather busy. And that you might want to wait until later to get your goodies.
14/12/2010 at 21:38 Tweakd says:
“Journeyman @ RPS $650.00″
I applaud you sir. Unless you just hit too many zeros ;)
14/12/2010 at 23:21 Starky says:
How gutted would you be “$65 is generous…”
“OH SHIT OH SHIT OH SHIT!!!”
15/12/2010 at 06:21 Earl_of_Josh says:
I concur with this applause. Truly, it is now officially sanctioned.
14/12/2010 at 21:40 Ysellian says:
Lol loved this:
Top contributors
1paulguy
$666.00
Can’t wait for someone to pay $1337 just for the heck of it.
15/12/2010 at 14:14 MadMatty says:
Notch grabbed the top spot with 2000$ – git.
15/12/2010 at 17:04 adonf says:
I’m paying 13.37 just for the heck of it. And another one at 6.66. Oh that’s total $20, perfect !
14/12/2010 at 21:46 Navagon says:
It’s a damn fine bundle alright. Well worth getting for Machinarium alone. But I’ve already got four of the buggers.
14/12/2010 at 22:30 Juan de Marco says:
Me too. That’s why I gave all to charity :)
14/12/2010 at 21:51 noom says:
I’ve been slightly frustrated by the slow progress of Cortex Command tbh. Was very excited about that game when I first played it. That was about 2 years ago I believe, and there’s only been one update since :\
14/12/2010 at 21:58 Petethegoat says:
Not quite two years, but not far. Check the forums for mods.
The community is understandably pissed off a lot of the time, but we’re a nice bunch really.
14/12/2010 at 22:02 Dominic White says:
There’d been rumblings that there’s a major new release happening very soon. Last big update got the framework set up for a campaign mode, and the first test-missions for that. Then silence, so I can only presume thats what he’s been working on.
14/12/2010 at 22:07 Petethegoat says:
The new build with the bundle has a couple new gamemodes, but no campaign, and no new content.
Hopefully Data will have fixed some of the things modders have found broken, and we’ll get a new wave of mods.
I’m sort of expecting a B25 to come out pretty quickly, as this doesn’t quite feel like a year and a half of development. We’ll see.
15/12/2010 at 09:09 Skurmedel says:
Was a bit disheartened by the lack of updates as well. It’s only fun doing random skirmish for so long.
15/12/2010 at 09:48 Rich says:
Does buying this version of Cortex Command give you access to the updates?
15/12/2010 at 09:53 phlebas says:
“Please note, Cortex Command and Revenge of the Titans are still under active development. You are eligible for all future updates! The bundle makes a great holiday gift that will keep improving over time.”
15/12/2010 at 09:57 Rich says:
Oh goody.
14/12/2010 at 21:55 theunshaven says:
That’s a damn sexy bundle. However, I have everything on it already except cortex command!
And I’m horribly skint right now, yet don’t want to be one of Those People, and I do want to contribute on principle.
CONUNDRUM.
14/12/2010 at 22:14 Yorick says:
I’m in the same boat. I already own three of the five games.
I also tried the demo/beta-thing of Cortex Command and was unconvinced.
14/12/2010 at 22:28 reticulate says:
I have most of them already as well – I was thinking of doing the gift thing.
14/12/2010 at 22:39 Face says:
You need to download the Orkboys and Space Marines mods for Cortex Command. Especially the Orkboys. Rockit Gunz, Snaz Gunz, Snotlings and Orks in many many varieties, and even the steampowered…thingies… Whatever they are. If you like 40K, anyway, it’s one more reason to try CC. The deadliness of the game suits the 40K units perfectly…
I turn it on and play with it obsessively for several hours once every three months. It’s one of those games.
14/12/2010 at 21:58 MadTinkerer says:
This time I only already own three of the games! BUYING NOW.
14/12/2010 at 22:04 Forch says:
Anyone who already owns the games want to give a few quick reviews to convince me? I know, you only need to pay a cent to get all 5 if you’re really on the fence, but I want to know what RPS thinks.
14/12/2010 at 22:17 Brumisator says:
I think enough has been said about Braid. It’s worth paying money for.
Machinarium is worth paying for, it’s a neat puzzle adventure game, slighty in the vein, so slow, no-hassle puzzle solving, little to no adrenalin involved with its own kind of wackiness to it
Osmos is worth money as well, a quaint simplistic atmosphere, but with good gamep.lay value, working off the primal urge any human has to grow bigger and bigger until you’re the biggest pod on the block.
Cortex Command and Revenge of the titans, I can tell you nothing about, until I’ve purchased this bundle.
But hey, 3 out of 5 get my seal of approval, and the other two probably will be getting it shortly.
14/12/2010 at 22:26 TheJimTimMan says:
Cortex Command is a fantastic piece of work if you’re willing to look past the fact that it’s not actually finished.
Think of it as real-time worms with underground bunker-building and mind control. And physics. Glorious, glorious, physics.
Unfortuantely, those physics can lead to some rather nasty drops in performance when stuff’s exploding every half second; sending bits of dropship, dummy and soldier all over the place. The base game has a fair amount of death-dealing apparatus available, but it won’t last forever.
That’s where mods come in.
I really can’t stress enough how vital the mod community has been to this game’s longevity: new bodies, bunker bits, brains- without the wealth of content provided by enterprising modders CC wouldn’t be the game it is. Get on the forums, download anything that looks interesting and experiment to your heart’s desire.
Well worth the asking price of {X}[currency], any day.
14/12/2010 at 22:36 Mistabashi says:
Machinarium is definately worth your time. It’s a fairly short and simple point and click adventure but is incredibly charming and has some beutiful artwork, plus it’s got a few really devious ‘classic’ puzzles in it (the one with the pipes had me scratching my head and rubbing my eyes for ages).
15/12/2010 at 06:03 DrazharLn says:
The Revenge of the Titans has a demo out, I played it and it was good. I can recommend it heartily as a clever wee tower defence.
It’s got some wholesome upgrading in the campaign and it’s well presented.
15/12/2010 at 15:31 fuggles says:
AGH! I put in the wrong captcha (allegedly) and it now wipes your comments field. Someone asked for reviews, so Braid = staggering genius, Machinarium = Tedious logic puzzle hell. That’ll do.
14/12/2010 at 22:23 Fwiffo says:
I had to beg my friend to get this for me as I’m living on credit for the next fortnight and simply can’t.
She only had £1.87 in her account so that’s all we gave.
Now we both feel like robbing shites :(
14/12/2010 at 22:30 Byth says:
I want it, but I don’t have a whole lot of money. $5 is probably the most I could afford and give some non-dollar-store christmas gifts.. But then I would feel bad for not paying enough :(. Maybe I could just overpay on the next one or something. At least I have a week to figure it out :P.
14/12/2010 at 22:31 Byth says:
I use choppy sentences. And too many periods..
14/12/2010 at 22:43 JuJuCam says:
I actually only already own one of these (Osmos, of all things :S) So this one was a no-brainer.
16/12/2010 at 05:58 Devan says:
Same for me. I guess it’s lucky to only have one duplicate, althought the pay-what-you-want allows you to compensate. Definitely going to pick this up..
14/12/2010 at 22:56 Chaindrop says:
I shall buy this only for the Revenge of the Titans since i’m a sucker for tower defense games. I have played the demo of Cortex Command a really long time ago (I think 2 years), the graphics looks great, but the controls and the physics was extremely terrible, has there been any good progress with that game?
14/12/2010 at 23:05 TooNu says:
This and Killing Floor complete pack in the same night?!?!!? Surely it is the work of old men.
15/12/2010 at 08:05 Forch says:
Cybernetic old men?
15/12/2010 at 20:07 Fullbleed says:
No ELECTRONIC old men and their… FLEXIBILITY
14/12/2010 at 23:08 Mist says:
I had none of the games, and was interested in 3 of them (Osmos, Braid, Machinarium), so that was an easy decision..
It’s a shame that you can only give in US dollars. My paypal acount is in euros and I just wanted to give whatever was left in it, but I don’t know the exact exchange rate so I just entered a round number in dollars that I knew for sure was still in my account in euros..
..now I have 2.47 euros in my account left -_-
15/12/2010 at 17:31 Nadir says:
xe.com is your friend.
14/12/2010 at 23:10 Simon says:
Erg, I already own three of those (Braid, Machinarium and Osmos)…. Meh, getting it anyway. This sort of thing needs to be encouraged.
15/12/2010 at 06:30 Earl_of_Josh says:
Yeah, pretty much my sentiments exactly.
14/12/2010 at 23:13 sebmojo says:
It’s oddly mesmeric watching the counter go up.
15/12/2010 at 14:19 MadMatty says:
yeah i was clocking it for a few minutes to see if i could spot 1 cent donators hehe
14/12/2010 at 23:16 lilgamefreek says:
If I get this, I’ll still get the finished versions of cortex command and Revenge of the Titans, right?
All ready got it, but want to know for future reference.
14/12/2010 at 23:33 zuzia says:
“Please note, Cortex Command and Revenge of the Titans are still under active development. You are eligible for all future updates!”
14/12/2010 at 23:22 pupsikaso says:
I’ve somehow managed to procrastinate my way through the last Hundle, but this time I’ve already paid!
Hopefully my contribution will raise the pitifully low PC average $.
14/12/2010 at 23:33 pupsikaso says:
Oh, I remember! I didn’t get the first because I had all the games on it already =(
But this one I only have 1 :D
14/12/2010 at 23:28 lowest.common.denominator says:
Don’t use the google shopping basket if you can avoid it!
I put in the order at 6.41 and nothing through yet, 5 hours later- I’d recommend going through paypal or the amazon option instead for anyone eager to get playing.
Braid is well worth a tenner on its own!
14/12/2010 at 23:34 lowest.common.denominator says:
ignore that – turns out you can just ask them to resend the key!
14/12/2010 at 23:30 pupsikaso says:
Lol, the gags in the trailer are very well done.
“Enter your email address correctly so we can get your battlecruiser… er I mean, bundle operational”
XD
14/12/2010 at 23:30 msarge says:
I love this. Good games, great charities, do it!
I hope they do one of these every year.
14/12/2010 at 23:32 bookwormat says:
Nice, finally a good reason to play machinarium. But this time my few bucks actually go to the developers – I already donated $100 to the EFF earlier this month.
It is also very nice that Braid seems to have a native linux version by now.
14/12/2010 at 23:42 Brumisator says:
The download servers are getting hammered. I guess this is working out fine.
15/12/2010 at 00:14 Po0py says:
Anyone else struggling to get Clash of the Titans to work? Give an of error message when I try to run it. It’s still beta though so I can forgive.
17/12/2010 at 00:03 fuggles says:
I have solved the Revenge of the Titans Main Class not found problem! Well, I say I, but I saw the solution on another forum. If you, like me and probably poopy have the message saying “Failed to find main class” when you run from desktop then delete the shortcut, go into program files/revenge of the titans and make a new desktop shortcut from the exe, or just run the exe. Et voila!
By the way, more HIB2 stuff coming to the pack this week.
15/12/2010 at 00:20 kastanok says:
I don’t own any of them, amazingly. I am however totally skint :/
15/12/2010 at 00:31 James G says:
Hmm, own three (Braid, Osmos, Machinarium), and only mildly curious about the other two. I’m sure I’ll cave in a couple of days, I brought the first, despite owning two game in the bundle.
15/12/2010 at 00:35 malkav11 says:
I think I preordered Machinarium, back in the day. Certainly, I already have it. And while I didn’t have the PC version of Braid, I do have the XBLA version and have no particular need to play it again on a different platform. That said, Cortex Command and Revenge of the Titans both interest me enough to chip in $10. And I might just do a bit of gifting…hard to say, though. My friends might pay more than I would if I just link it to them. All in all, a better bundle for me than the previous, where I believe I already owned either four of five with no interest in the last, or all five.
I wonder if they’ll make it possible to register the games on Steam the way the last bundle was recently. (Yes, yes, I know, I shouldn’t be wanting a DRMed version of something I’m getting without DRM, but Steam is so damnably convenient and it’s less download sites to keep track of. I’d still have the other version, in a pinch.)
15/12/2010 at 01:17 Tusque D'Ivoire says:
Is there no announcement concerning the new Wolfire game?
I was hoping that while it was obvious that they weren’t going to give their new, bigger and better game away for (nearly) free, they’d at least ride their own Bundle’s publicity wave and announce something exciting about that animal fighting game.
15/12/2010 at 01:56 noobnob says:
Reply fail.
15/12/2010 at 03:08 Kevbo says:
You should check out their dev blog. They update it with weekly videos showing the new features in the downloadable alphas if you pre order :)
http://blog.wolfire.com/
15/12/2010 at 01:52 Wii and the Kid says:
Support #teamindie and charity and your pocket and your game addiction. oh yes. good deal.
15/12/2010 at 01:58 noobnob says:
Funny to see that some are using this humble bundle as an opportunity to advertise their own services.
If only those forking shoes bots did the same…then perhaps they’d be able to sell something.
15/12/2010 at 02:03 geldonyetich says:
Wow, I wanted to get Cortex Command for awhile (I already own the other four games). It’s a very impressive bundle, all five games are rather fabulous.
Good thing it says on the page, “you are eligible for all future updates!” as the current version of Cortex Command is much broader than I remember, which is cool, but it seems it’s also significantly less stable. Perhaps there’s a trick to stop the current version from locking up so often.
Granted, I’m not sure exactly how securing updates works, as they don’t give out a key, just a DRM-free version to download.
15/12/2010 at 03:06 Kevbo says:
Make sure to donate some of your money to the Humble Tip. This will ensure that we see more of this idea which I think is fantastic!
15/12/2010 at 04:32 wonkavision says:
Just paid $10. I don’t even want these games. Maybe my nephew will like them.
15/12/2010 at 05:02 Red_Avatar says:
I already own 4 of the 5 games and I’m pretty low on money :( but I still paid $10.
15/12/2010 at 05:32 BobDicks says:
So what’s stopping someone from paying one cent?
15/12/2010 at 07:01 Oozo says:
Basic human decency?
15/12/2010 at 07:49 Risingson says:
decency? what’s that?
15/12/2010 at 14:29 BobDicks says:
Okay I found one buried under my couch cushions here I go.
15/12/2010 at 05:57 poop says:
if this wasnt donating to charity I would be pretty annoyed at how data lured me into buying the bundle for the new version of cortex command that is literally 3 half finished maps >:(
15/12/2010 at 07:47 Kid A says:
Which part of “you are eligible for all future updates” did you fail to comprehend, precisely?
15/12/2010 at 08:11 poop says:
ive had the game for like a year i just got the new one because data said that the humble version was new :o
15/12/2010 at 12:28 Dominic White says:
… If you already own the game, then you would have gotten that update soon anyway. I’m not sure what your complaint here is.
15/12/2010 at 13:23 poop says:
now that ive bought the game twice im doubly as dissapointed with how little data has done with this game for almost a year that he promised updates for :I
15/12/2010 at 08:11 fuggles says:
Tricky. Whilst I support the cause I already have braid, which is the only game I would be interested in. Machinarium is an awful game which I regret buying and I’m all tower defensed out, which just leaves cortex command (never heard of, researching) and Osmos (looks amusing in short bursts).
I didn’t get a lot of play out of the last hundle either, not finding gish very fun, already owning goo, hating lugaru and really enjoying Aquaria.
15/12/2010 at 12:56 Cas says:
It ain’t your mum’s tower defence…
Cas :)
15/12/2010 at 08:25 U.N.I.T.Y. HQ says:
So I’ve been seeing the inevitable discussion about people paying .01 for the bundle on different websites, and how it’s wrong because they lose money due to the transaction fees. I think people should donate what they are able, even if it’s only a dollar or two. I don’t agree with people paying a cent, though, especially if they lost money because of it. I really wanted to know whether this was the case or not. Serendipitously, when I went to the humble bundle website I noticed the little chat window at the bottom, where you can talk to a dev or volunteer, which was new to me. So, I decided to use it to ask and find out for sure if this was the case.
The answers I got:
On if they lose money for .01 cent donations: “I think we might lose money on google checkout, but yeah not very much.”
On why the price floor is the same as last year: “We just decided to maximize participation.”
On donations under a dollar/quid: “Basically we get 0 proceeds from anything less than a dollar so it’s all pretty much the same anyway.”
On what the humble tip goes to: “It helps humble bundle, inc. who put the time and money into making the site, getting the bandwidth, etc. to make the promotion happen.”
[Follow up question] The bandwidth for just the website or for downloading the games as well?
“All of it. We don’t have a game in the bundle this time, but we thought it would be sad if we didn’t try to make another bundle. So the tip is a way that we might be able to do these for others without losing money”
On whether it was okay to quote his responses: “Uh oh, surprise quotes eh? Yeah, that’s fine. Tell my story to others, so that when I am gone, they will know what we did here.”
Then, the strapping volunteer heard a distant call. Tall and strong, astride his horse, he put down the cat he had just rescued. He turned into the night, heeding the call of charity.
Good bunch of people over there, it seems.
15/12/2010 at 08:33 Shoogly says:
So I’ve been seeing the inevitable discussion about people paying .01 for the bundle on different websites, and how it’s wrong to do because they lose money. I think people should donate what they are able, even if it’s only a dollar or two, but I don’t agree with only donating a cent, especially if they lose money. I really wanted to know whether this was the case or not. Serendipitously, when I went to the humble bundle website I noticed the little chat window at the bottom, where you can talk to a dev or volunteer, which was new to me. So, I decided to use it to ask and find out for sure if this was the case.
The answers I got:
On if they lose money for .01 cent donations: “I think we might lose money on google checkout, but yeah not very much.”
On why the price floor is the same as last year: “We just decided to maximize participation.”
On donations under a dollar/quid: “Basically we get 0 proceeds from anything less than a dollar so it’s all pretty much the same anyway.”
( So, for those of you yet to donate who were thinking of only giving them a cent because you could, please consider at least donating a dollar if you were only going to give the minimum. )
On what the humble tip goes to: “It helps humble bundle, inc. who put the time and money into making the site, getting the bandwidth, etc. to make the promotion happen.”
[Follow up question] The bandwidth for just the website or for downloading the games as well?
“All of it. We don’t have a game in the bundle this time, but we thought it would be sad if we didn’t try to make another bundle. So the tip is a way that we might be able to do these for others without losing money”
On whether it was okay to quote his answers: “Uh oh, surprise quotes eh? Yeah, that’s fine. Tell my story to others, so that when I am gone, they will know what we did here.”
Then, the strapping volunteer heard a distant call. Tall and strong, astride his horse, he put down the cat he had just rescued. He turned into the night, heeding the call of charity.
Good bunch of people over there, it seems.
15/12/2010 at 08:36 Shoogly says:
Dangit, I thought there was an edit now? If someone could delete one of these, that would be great. I didn’t think it posted the first time.
15/12/2010 at 09:11 Rich says:
Notch appears to be the top contribute at the moment, having spent $2000. Good man.
15/12/2010 at 12:29 panther says:
Didn’t you know notch is an asshole!
Nah just messing around, good on him!
15/12/2010 at 09:34 Corrupt_Tiki says:
If I buy this now, do I have to download it straight away, or can it stay on steam[or similar] for a while before I activate/download it.
Yes my internets is that shitty
15/12/2010 at 11:51 Sinomatic says:
As far as I’m aware, they’re attempting to keep the downloads up for the foreseeable future.
You can still go and download the games from the indie bundle in spring if that helps put your mind at ease at all.
15/12/2010 at 12:58 Cas says:
The downloads will be available “forever”. HIB#2 will probably also be Steamable in the not too distant future as well.
15/12/2010 at 22:04 Moocher says:
First Puppygames game on Steam!?
16/12/2010 at 07:43 Corrupt_Tiki says:
Done!, although I could only afford 20$ USD, as I mean, it’s xmas, and people want things so I can’t give away too much, I feel like a cheapskate now =(, should’ve been 50$ =/
15/12/2010 at 09:37 Jonathan says:
I already own three of them (Braid twice — on 360 and PC), but I’ve been interested in Revenge of the Titans for some time and Osmos looks like it could be nice, so count me in.
15/12/2010 at 10:28 Tom Camfield says:
Machinarium was on my wishlist, so some money for that, some money for charity.
15/12/2010 at 12:44 Delusibeta says:
Just dropped $5 on the bundle, with $1 to the organisers and $4 for the developers.
15/12/2010 at 12:51 Rich says:
Not judging you, but why no love for the charities?
15/12/2010 at 13:35 poop says:
i sorta wish that the two charities werent doofy nerd charities and were the red cross + unicef or something
15/12/2010 at 23:41 log says:
“i sorta wish that the two charities werent doofy nerd charities and were the red cross + unicef or something”
This. A thousand times this.
15/12/2010 at 13:11 Gunnar says:
I already have two of them, and am interested in 2 of the others. Just like it was with the first bundle, actually… This sort of thing should be encouraged, so there I go: add (some of) my money to their money giving their money :)
15/12/2010 at 13:36 poop says:
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15/12/2010 at 13:36 Kefren says:
Excellent! In this pack I had already bought Osmos and Machinarium separately, but will probably pay again anyway because the makers are so cool.
I just contacted the great HB2 people. I had bought Bundle1 and saw that Steam users can access the games that way. I don’t use Steam but do use Good Old Games and (second choice) GamersGate. I’ve asked if there is any chance that the games could go on one of those platforms too. It would mean more sales for the good guys, and would be a bonus for purchasers who use one of those platforms so they don’t need to keep the confirmation emails. :-)
15/12/2010 at 14:06 Tusque D'Ivoire says:
This spam bot actually contributes nicely to the community it seems
15/12/2010 at 17:41 dysphemism says:
It lends a valuable air of civility and politeness to the proceedings, I agree.
15/12/2010 at 14:26 MadMatty says:
gave 8 bucks
played all briefly before, but didnt own any of em…
looking forward to Titans and Cortex, as ive played the early builds/demos.
the game soundtracks should be excellent too as far as i can remember, noteworthy soundtracks all 3 of em
15/12/2010 at 15:01 Shadrach says:
Amazing pack, Osmos and RoTT are great, already had Machinarium and Braid, both lovely games. Never did get into Cortex Command, maybe some day…
15/12/2010 at 15:31 Buyer says:
I already bought the first one, despite not downloading a single game afterwards, and I am buying this one, too.
15/12/2010 at 15:56 Will Tomas says:
There seems to be an invasion of spambots at RPS…
It never used to be like this when Kieron was here. You don’t think…?
16/12/2010 at 12:15 bill says:
How come the spambots can get past the captcha but I can’t??? It’s like DRM!
15/12/2010 at 16:23 Decimae says:
Looking at the site, they’ve already raised almost half a million. In under 24 hours.
15/12/2010 at 16:28 Decimae says:
Why does this end up above earlier comments?
15/12/2010 at 16:44 Sassenach says:
This is really starting to bother me, I really want to know what precisely this is trying to sell, but not enough to get me to click those links.
15/12/2010 at 16:53 Latterman says:
“@notch $2,000.00″
BUT HE COULD HAVE GIVEN MOAR
/troll
15/12/2010 at 18:36 Teddy Leach says:
It’s clothes. They don’t look very snazzy.
15/12/2010 at 19:11 Sassenach says:
Aw, that’s a rather mundane mangling of english. I had hoped a warm was perhaps a mythical beast, with lots of horns and wings scattered about it’s anatomy. Like a Wyrm, only better. Vowlier.
16/12/2010 at 10:35 fuggles says:
Anyone else unable to run Revenge of the Titans? I get a message stating “Unable to Find Main Class”, which means nothing to me. I e-mailed puppygames yesterday, but have had no reply as yet.
17/12/2010 at 01:09 Auspex says:
Run the actual application (not the shortcut) “as administrator”.
Or download the new version from the Humble Bundle that’s apparently fixed some problems (if it’s up yet that is).
16/12/2010 at 12:08 bill says:
Goddamit RPS – 4th try at typing this (copy paste) because your dumb captcha system (a) can’t recognise correct entries and (b) wipes your comment when you go back to try again. Ok. 4th try:
If we already own these than the extra licenses are giftable, right?
16/12/2010 at 12:16 itsallcrap says:
Not exactly, but there’s no DRM, so you can just give people the installer as a ‘gift’ if you want.
16/12/2010 at 15:56 Conor says:
Also of note, there is an option to talk to the developers of the games in a neat little window at the bottom of the page. I had a pleasant chat with David Rosen of Wolfire. Try it out, it’s interesting.
16/12/2010 at 16:36 Ysellian says:
It just had to happen! :D :
2 Anonymous $1,337.00
17/12/2010 at 10:59 Tom Camfield says:
Just finished Machinarium. Wow. Wow in the sense that I’ve played adventure games since the Spectrum, and this is the first one that I’ve done without looking up a hint: and it’s not ‘easy’, at times I got stuck but I could always figure out a way forward. Very well done Machinarium, very well done. Easily worth something + a donation to charity. It’s also very cute.
05/08/2011 at 13:58 Berzee says:
bump