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Humble Bundle Dons Cape And Cowl For Two Weeks Of Warner Brothers
The latest Humble Bundle has been announced and the pay what you want service is teaming up with Warner Bros. This bundle includes six games, including the Game of the Year editions of both Rocksteady Batman titles.
In addition to Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, the bundle includes Scribblenauts Unlimited, F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, F.E.A.R. 3, and Lord of the Rings: War in the North. The current average is only $4.23, and Arkham City and Scribblenauts are the two titles unlocked by paying at least that much.
As usual, Humble Bundle payments can be split up in multiple ways. You can use sliders to adjust how much of your purchase price will go to Warner Bros., Humble Bundle, and WB’s charity of choice: We Can Be Heroes.
We Can Be Heroes raises awareness and combats hunger in the Horn of Africa. The campaign uses DC Comics heroes and has incentivized donations in the past with a number of themed prize packs. You can read more about We Can Be Heroes on the organization’s website and check out the Humble Bundle here.
Our Take
I’ve recently joined the world of PC gaming, and the Humble Bundle is hard to resist. It’s entirely possible right now to walk away with six games for under $5. If getting a bunch of great games for a low price (in support of charity) is something you’re interested in, you’ve got two weeks to get on this.
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