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Humble Indie Bundle 11 Gathers Puzzles And Platformers
It's time for a new Humble Bundle, and the latest collection gathers some of our favorite games from 2013.
Humble Indie Bundle 11, which allows players to play whatever they want for a handful of games, includes Guacamelee! Gold Edition, Dust: An Elysian Tail, Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams, and The Swapper. Antichamber and Monaco: What's Yours is Mine become yours if you pay over the average, which currently sits at $4.08.
If you decide to purchase, you can choose what percentage of your fee goes to charity, the developers, or the folks over at Humble Bundle. If history repeats itself, more games will likely be added to the list in the next few days.
[Source: Humble Bundle]
Our Take
This is a fantastic crop of games. Guacamelee, The Swapper, Antichamber, and Monaco all made our Top 50 Games of 2013 list. If you missed out on any of these games, this is the perfect opportunity to check out them out for a reasonable price.
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