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Three More Games Added To Humble Bundle With Android 5
The Humble Bundle group has sweetened its latest offering with three more indie games, making it one of the most impressive bundles yet.
The new update adds three critically acclaimed games – Splice, Crayon Physics Deluxe, and Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP – to the bundle for those willing to pay more than average donation, which is currently $6.70. That brings the total number of games featured in the bundle to nine:
- Beat Hazard Ultra
- Dynamite Jack
- Solar 2
- NightSky HD
- Super Hexagon*
- Dungeon Defenders (including all DLC)*
- Splice*
- Crayon Physics Deluxe*
- Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP*
*Must pay above the average to unlock
Buying the bundle nets you DRM-free copies of all the games for Mac, PC, and Linux, plus codes to redeem them on Steam. Additionally, Android versions of all nine games are also included at no extra charge, plus soundtracks for all games except Dynamite Jack. Like other Humble Bundles, you're free to split your money between the developers, charities (EFF and Child's Play), and Humble Bundle, Inc. however you see fit. Interested gamers have just under a week left to take advantage of the deal, so head over to the Humble Bundle website for more information on the included games.
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