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Limbo, Alan Wake's American Nightmare, And More Currently Free On Humble Bundle
Humble's Humble Trove is a subscription service which gives you access to a huge number of games on the regular, with new games added each month. In order to entice new users to its service, it's also offer a bevy of free games to get people started.
Through the end of tomorrow (September 16), anyone can just click on any of the following nine games on this web page download them, DRM-free. While Limbo and Alan Wake's American Nightmare are the headliners here, the rest of these entries might prove to be a new surprise favorite. The full list of free games is:
- Alan Wake's American Nightmare
- Cat Girl Without Salad
- Crescent Bay
- Drawkanoid
- Fortune 499
- Limbo
- Thor.N
- Tiny Echo
- Uurnog
Of course, if any of the other games on that list look like an enticing way to expand your collection, you'll have to subscribe to the service, but at least you can some cool games for free without doing that.
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