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Humble Flash Bundle Raises Money For Extra Life
Humble Bundle has kicked off a six-day flash bundle that will raise money for this weekend’s Extra Life marathon. You can get 18 games and more for just $13.
And the “pay what you want” level, you’ll get Potatoman Seeks the Troof, access to the Trove closed beta with a starter pack, a Defiance starter pack, 30 days of Twitch Turbo, a 30-day Reddit gold subscription, and one-week access to the Everquest Landmark closed beta.
For contributions of $6 or more, you’ll get King Arthur’s Gold, Speedruners (currently in Early Access), a Rift starter pack, and nine classic You Don’t Know Jack games. At $13 or more, you’ll get Nom Nom Galaxy (currently in Early Access) and three more copies of King Arthur’s Gold for your friends.
For more on Extra Life, read up on our team. There’s still time to participate if you want in on the 24-hour charity effort, which raises money for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. You can purchase the Humble Flash Bundle in support of Extra Life on the Humble website.
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