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Unreal Indie Bundle Arrives On Steam
Seven independently created games that utilize Unreal Engine 3 are on sale for a single affordable price.
Epic Games and its Unreal Engine isn’t exactly known for its indie status, but there are actually plenty of independent developers that use Unreal to create new games. Some of those games are on display this week with the release of the Unreal Indie Bundle on Steam.
Seven games are available in a single purchase of $19.99, and the bundle has been structured to showcase the flexibility of the Unreal engine.
Interested to learn more about these games before making a purchase? Check out the official sites for each through the links below.
The Ball, developed by Teotl
Dungeon Defenders, developed by Trendy Entertainment
Primal Carnage, developed by Lukewarm Media
Q.U.B.E., developed by Toxic Games
Sanctum, developed by Coffee Stain Studios
Unmechanical, developed by Teotl Studios and Talawa Games
Waves, developed by Squid in a Box
Learn more about these games and purchase the Unreal Indie Bundle by heading over to the Steam storefront.
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