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[Update] Monaco And Race The Sun Added To Humble Indie Bundle 12
Update: The Bridge, Monaco: What’s Your Is Mine, and Race the Sun have been added to Indie Bundle 12.
As is the case with each Humble Indie Bundle, more games have been added to sweeten the deal since its launch on September 9. Along with already included games SteamWorld Dig, Gunpoint, Hammerwatch, Papers, Please, Gone Home, Luftrausers, and Prison Architect (which are all available at assorted tiers), The Bridge, Monaco: What’s Your Is Mine, and Race the Sun have been added. If you pay more than the $10, you will get all the games.
For more information on the bundle, head here.
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Haven't played some of the latest indie standouts like Papers, Please, Gone Home, and Luftrausers? Now's your chance to do so and donate to a worthy cause as well.
Today Humble Indie Bundle 12 released. You can pay whatever you want for SteamWorld Dig, Gunpoint, and Hammerwatch. If you donate more than $7.99 you receive Papers, Please, Gone Home, and Luftrausers. Increase your donation to $10 and you also get Prison Architect. Chipping in $65 gets you everything, plus some schwag.
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