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The Humble Mobile Bundle Is Back: Choose Your Own Price For 6 Android Games

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by Mike Stenger on
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The Humble Mobile Bundle is back again and six Android games are up for grabs. As with any Humble Bundle, you get to name your own price and decide exactly how your money is divided among charities, developers, or Humble Bundle itself. The games available this time around are Contre Jour, Anomaly Korea, Plants vs. Zombies, Bladeslinger, The Room, and Metal Slug 3. In order to receive The Room and Metal Slug 3 as well, you’ll have to pay more than $5.56, the average. At the time of writing this, over 27,000 Humble Mobile Bundles have been sold generating over $150,000. You can watch the video after the break to learn more about the games.

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Humble Bundle With Android 5 Adds Three New Games

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Whether you are an avid or casual Android Gamer, Humble Bundle with Android 5 has just the thing for you. As previously reported on March 05, Humble Bundle is a highly popular, fairly new power player on the Android gaming scene.  Though the Humble Bundle 5 package has only been on the market for a few days now, they have already managed to raise over $1 Million in donations. In celebration of their success, the video game gurus over at Humble Bundle have just announced the release of an additional 3 awesome game titles to their already impressive lineup. » Read the rest

Five additional games added to Humble Bundle 4, thanks to supporters

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by Sean Stewart on
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Well that didn’t take long. Less than a week after release, the makers of Humble Bundle 4 have already doubled the amount of playable games that come in the latest offering. If you remember how this little bundle works, you may choose to donate whatever amount you feel to support the developers, basically letting them know how much you like the games. When it was released last week, if you chose to donate more than the average donation, it came with a sixth game. Well thanks to the resounding success of this model (and to the wonderful gamers that have donated), if you now pay more than the average donation, you’ll receive five additional games. » Read the rest

Humble Bundle for Android 4 has arrived, pay what you want for five great titles plus a bonus

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by Robert Nazarian on
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Humble Bundle for Android 4 has arrived with six awesome mobile and desktop titles. You can pay whatever you want to support developers and charities for these five titles:

  • Crayon Physics
  • RTS Eufloria
  • Splice
  • Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP
  • Waking Mars

If that’s not enough, if you pay more than the average price at the time of your visit, you will also get Machinarium. At the time of this post, the average is $5.51 and over 18,000 bundles has already been sold, and it just started. All games are compatible with Android, Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. If you were to buy all these games separately it would cost $119, but you can name your price. Plus, you can allocate part of your purchase to the Electronic Foundation (Internet freedom non-profit) and the Child’s Play Charity (providing technology & games for kids in hospitals). Previous Humble Bundles has generated more than $7,550,000 for charity.

Check out the video below and hit the source link below to get started.

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Humble Bundle for Android 3 adds 4 new games into the package

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by Macky Evangelista on
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Remember Humble Bundle for Android 3? It initially launched with donators receiving 4 games: Battlefield, BIT.TRIP BEAT, SpaceChem and Spirits. If you think that wasn’t great enough, 4 more games are being added into the bundle! The new games are Osmos, Anomaly: Warzone Earth, World of Goo, and EDGE. These 4 titles were actually available in the previous Humble Bundles, so if you missed out on the previous ones, now is a great time to get them. If you’ve already donated and got this bundle before today, need not worry as these titles will automatically be added for you and you can download them any time you wish.

Nothing beats an already sweet deal getting sweeter, right? If you’re not familiar with Humble Bundle and how it works, check out our previous post which further explains how it works and how to get it.

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Get your hands on some great games with Humble Bundle for Android 3 [Video]

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by Macky Evangelista on
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Humble Bundle for Android 3 is here and bring us some great indie games. If you’re not familiar with how a Humble Bundle works, you’re able to “donate” any amount of money wish to for the bundle of games they’re offering. The main purpose of this is for most of the proceeds to go into charity. What’s even better is you can control how much of your donation goes into charity, the developers and a tip to the Humble Bundle crew. Curious to see what games you’ll be receiving? Here’s a list:

  • Fieldrunners
  • BIT.TRIP BEAT
  • SpaceChem
  • Uplink
  • Spirits* (This can be unlocked if you spend more than the average, which is currently at $6.05)

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Indie Gala 2 Now Live With Three Games Plus Extras, Name Your Own Price

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Indie Gala, similar to the widely known Humble Bundle is here again for mobile devices! You can unlock three games for any price you’d like to donate. Donations have been set at a minimum of one dollar to get rid of the not-so generous people along with shady characters. As you would with the Humble Bundle and the last Indie Gala, you choose who your donations go to. You can choose a charity, the developers or even the Indie Gala creators.

The three very basic games you can unlock are:

  1. The Lost Souls
  2. Battle Group
  3. Ichi

Humble Bundle Data Finds Android Customers More Generous than Windows or Mac

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by Jim Farmer on
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Here’s an interesting statistic for your day. For quite a while now, numerous blogs have ragged on Android users and their unwillingness to pay for apps. The Humble Bundle cites these blog posts, saying that,

“[they] brand Android users as “cheap pessimists” and disproportionally resistant to spend money on apps when compared to other platforms, especially when it comes to games.”

The Humble Bundle team has made an interesting discovery though. During the Humble Bundle 2 sale, they have been conducting an informal experiment, asking users to check a box if they are on Android. The team was looking for a platform breakdown. What they found surprised them.

“Android users are actually pretty generous, to the tune of a $7.43 average purchase price. This puts Android users well-above Windows ($5.73) slightly above Mac ($7.02), but below the still mighty Linux ($9.92).”

This goes completely counter to the Android user stereotype of being too cheap to pay for apps. Rather, make good apps and they will come apparently, and these are pretty good games by the way. Be sure to grab them from the Humble Bundle before the sale ends in 5 days.

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Humble Bundle Adds ‘Snuggle Truck’ Bonus for Current and Future Supporters

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For those of you charitable folks who recently purchased the Humble Bundle 2 game pack you will be pleased to hear that a new game has been added to the mix. Supporters now have access to the game Snuggle Truck and will also be thrown in for new contributors as well. That brings the game pack to a maximum of six games based on how much you contribute. In order to qualify for the sixth game, Swords and Soldiers, you must contribute more than the average donation which was $6.42 at the time of writing this.

Snuggle Truck is much more fun that it sounds and is best described like this:

Snuggle Truck is a trials-style, 2D challenge-platformer. Players race a pickup truck filled with stuffed animals to the finish line, while rocks, bumps and other hazards conspire to throw the player’s precious cargo out of the vehicle. The game includes a level editor and access to thousands of user-created levels.

Whats more, Android backers will eventually get access to the satirical version of the game called Smuggle Truck. It’s basically the same game except with a controversial twist – immigration. You can look for this unedited version of the game to be announced to Humble Bundle supporters sometime in the near future. In the meantime, jump past the break for a link to further details and a demo video of Snuggle Truck in action.  » Read the rest

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