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Flash Sales Return To Humble Bundle
Humble Bundle has announced today that it's bringing back 24-hour flash sales after a few-months hiatus. Previously called Humble Daily Bundles, they have since been renamed to Humble Flash Bundles.
The bundles go live every Monday at 11 PDT and can be found here. Previously, Humble Bundle ran a new sale every 24 hours over a two-week period, which proved a little much. The Flash Bundles now come up once per week. The charity being supported today is the Prince's Trust.
For just $1, you can get Steam keys for Overlord, its Raising Hell DLC, Operation Flashpoint: Red River, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, and Rise of the Argonauts. For $6 or more you also unlock Dirt Showdown, Dirt 3, and Overlord II.
In addition to this bundle, the Humble 2K Bundle is also going on. Be sure to take a look at what games are being offered in that bundle as well.
[Source: Humble Bundle]
Our Take
I've been buying Humble Bundles for years now and I highly recommend checking them out if you haven't already. You can get great games for incredibly cheap, and much of the proceeds go to a good cause. The only problem is my backlog is a little too cramped to play many of the games!
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