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Behemoth Pledges Aid To Haiti
Joining other charitable industry icons such as PopCap and Bungie, for a limited time The Behemoth has pledged to donate 100% of all DLC revenue for Castle Crashers and Alien Hominid HD to Haiti disaster relief. Not stopping with simple sales, Behemoth intends to double the donation amount with their own contribution when the drive ends January 24.
Qualifying purchases include the Castle Crashers Necromantic Pack, the Castle Crashers King Pack, the Alien Hominid HD Challenge Pack and more – all priced between 150-160 Microsoft Points.
All money will be donated directly to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development fund. If you’ve been meaning to augment your arcade experience with some new DLC, there is no better time to take the plunge.
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