Humble bundle indie pack (More of you check this stuff its awesome and for a good cause)

new one

http://www.humblebundle.com/

More games added to the bundle!

Most of them are redeemalbe on steam and they are well worth the price... which is whatever you want to pay for it.

Bundle in a Bundle! Pay more than the average of $4.91, and you'll receive all of the games in Humble Indie Bundle #2 as well!

i will continue to bump this til im satisfied

it's kinda sick how ppl buy those bundles for 1 cent and trade them for hats in TF2.

Am i'm evil if i payed 0.01c/ and then buyed another one for 7$ only for OSMOS! O.O

http://www.humblebundle.com/


new bundle out.


too bad i wont get a gift code for frozen synapse..

Now i wait for money :-) thx for sharing!

Very interesting site. I like the concept, but it always makes me sad to know that there will be a lot of people who are going to take advantage of offers like that.

By the way, did you have a look at the statistics?

Apparently, the average windows user pays about 4$ for the bundle, the average Mac user 6$ and the average Linux user 8$. Time for some prejudices.
The most money was paid by Notch.(2000$).

does that statistic tell how much many people used windows compared to mac and linux?

Yes. Have a look for yourself:

So due to the size its normal for the average to be low (doesn't make it any less sad though)

Kurbain wrote:Apparently, the average windows user pays about 4$ for the bundle, the average Mac user 6$. Time for some prejudices.

Has less to do with how generous people are and more to do with how much spare cash people have. Your average Mac user is far more likely to be well off (they have, after all, pissed away thousands of dollars on a mac).

Chasity wrote:So due to the size its normal for the average to be low (doesn't make it any less sad though)

Just because there are more Windows users doesn't mean the average has to be lower.

@Sakaki: Regarding Mac and Windows users I believe the same. But for Linux users it's definitely different since Linux is for free. It doesn't surprise me, though, since Linux users are probably better educated. After all, Linux is not that well known, harder to handle and not intended for gaming. So the average Linux user will not only earn more money but probably be more social as well(Being educated makes you more likely to be tolerant, open-minded etc.). What I find actually more interesting is the fact that Linux users make up for about 18% of all the payments even though only 2% of PC users use Linux. I guess Linux users are more interested in the casual gaming market than Windows users.

new one again : voxatron

http://www.humblebundle.com/

More awesome!