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Humble Mobile Bundle 2 Comes To Android
After the successful implementation of the original Humble Mobile Bundle, the Humble Mobile Bundle 2 aims to continue to the charitable work with a new batch of games. Best of all, you get to choose what you pay.
Punch Quest, Bloons TD 5, Time Surfer, and Star Command all come standard. And in a clever bit of marketing genius, if you pay more than the average that other purchasers are paying, you’ll also get Ravensword: Shadowlands and Carmageddon.
Purchase the Humble Mobile Bundle 2, and you can choose how to split your payment between the developers, the Child’s Play Charity, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Head over to Humble Bundle to make your purchase sometime in the next two weeks.
OUR TAKE
Humble Bundle continues to be a great and affordable way to play quality indie releases, and to catch up on strong titles you may have missed out on when they first released. A couple of the titles included in this bundle are personal favorites (Star Command and Punch Quest) and I’m happy to see that more people may get a chance to check them out.
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