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The Indie Game Music Bundle 3 Is Available
Do you like music? Do you enjoy helping people in need? Well supporting the Indie Game Music Bundle might just be right up your alley.
Similar to the Humble Indie Bundle V deal which is going on right now, the Indie Game Music Bundle 3 is a charity event to raise money for worthwhile causes. In the case of the music bundle, money goes to support the American Cancer Society and Child’s Play. The idea is that you pay what you want for the contents of the bundle. Anything over a dollar will net you the base amount of swag. Anything over $10 will get you even more.
For more than $1 you get the full soundtracks of:
Plants vs. Zombies
Terraria
Ilomilo
Dustforce
Frozen Synapse
If you pay more than $10 you also receive the complete soundtracks to:
Offspring Fling OST
Mubla Evol Ution (Noitu Love 2, Iconoclasts and more)
Cardinal Quest
inMomentum
Impeccable Micro
Protodome’s Bluescreen
George and Jonathan’s Beautiful Lifestyle
Disasterpeace’s Rise of the Obsidian Interstellar
Disasterpeace’s Deorbit
GunGirl 2 OST
This is about 13 hours of music for whatever price you feel comfortable with (over $10 that is). Not only that but the twenty people who pay the most will receive Vinyl’s Indie Game: The Movie and some Disasterpeace swagger and a Game Music Bundle poster. The top five donators will receive a Retro City Rampage vinyl.As of this posting it is available for only nine more days! Be sure to check it out.
You can learn more about the bundle at their site.
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