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Humble Sierra Bundle Offers Up Adventure Classics
New offers from Humble Bundle often provide some of the best deals in gaming, and the Sierra-themed pack is no exception, especially if have a fondness for the classic style of point-and-click adventure games. The Humble Sierra Bundle includes a few other fun gems, but the bulk of the offerings are meant to fulfill adventure gamers’ dreams.
A measly single dollar or more provides access to the Space Quest Collection, Phantasmagoria 1-2, the Police Question Collection, and Shiftlings. Hop up to paying more than the current average expenditure ($9.31 as of this writing) and you acquire Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura, TimeShift, Quest for Glory 1-5, and Gabriel Knight 1-3. Hit the $15 mark, and you also get Caesar 3-4, Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved, the King’s Quest Collection (including seven of the original classic releases), and Velocity 2X. Finally, a $20 or higher payment includes everything listed above, plus access to the new and still unfolding saga of King’s Quest: The Complete Collection, though it’s worth noting that only chapters 1-3 are currently in public release.
As always, your Humble Bundle purchase can be split up as you like between money for the developer, money for charity, or a tip for infrastructure and hosting services for Humble Bundle.
Check out all the details at the official Humble Bundle site.
[Source: Humble Bundle]
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