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Be Mine 2 bundle - Pay What You Want For Five Awesome Games!
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Everybody likes pay-what-you-want bundles, right? Of course you do. Here, become aware of this one:
The Be Mine 2 bundle has you pay whatever you want in a charity event for several spectacular indie games, reminiscent of Wolfire's Humble Indie Bundles. Of course, sensing a trend that a lot of people will pay $0.01 when they have the chance, regardless of charity connections and humbleness, you have to pay more than $4.00. But if you complain about that you're a stupidhead. >:3
Let's see what's here, shall we? The Baconing, Hothead Games' sequel-type-thing to the RPG/hack'n'slash/adventure game Deathspank, Plain Sight, a multiplayer arcade game about suicidal ninja robots, Madballs in: Babo Invasion, a charming co-op top-down shooter starring, well, Madballs, Beat Hazard, a sort of Audiosurf-ish thing where levels base themselves on your music collection, and SOL: Survivor, a Starlancer-inspired arcade space combat game with an emphasis on turret defense.
It also comes with a whole bunch of music I don't care about, but if you like the bands Urge Overkill, Falling Up, and Moonlight Bride (never heard of them myself), you get a special EP from them. Also, if you pay $10 or more, you get Killing Floor - which is easily worth the price of admission alone, it's an utterly stellar co-op zombie shooter that has some of the best gunplay I've ever had the pleasure to experience - and the sexy graphic novel Return to Wonderland. Also some more music. Plus, there are bonuses that everyone gets as more people by it, including the (already unlocked) DLC packs for all the initial games.
All the games are available as either DRM-free direct downloads, or redeemable via Steam keys (individually too, so you can send separate keys to your friends if you happen to already own one of the games). As far as I'm concerned, if you're a PC gamer and you've somehow not played Killing Floor before, pick it up for $10. And if you do have Killing Floor, $4 for five excellent games and all their DLC is an absolutely steal and you'd have to be thick to miss this.
There's 64 hours left on the clock. Support charity, get shitload of awesome games and music. Honestly. Do it. Now. Go.
The Be Mine 2 bundle has you pay whatever you want in a charity event for several spectacular indie games, reminiscent of Wolfire's Humble Indie Bundles. Of course, sensing a trend that a lot of people will pay $0.01 when they have the chance, regardless of charity connections and humbleness, you have to pay more than $4.00. But if you complain about that you're a stupidhead. >:3
Let's see what's here, shall we? The Baconing, Hothead Games' sequel-type-thing to the RPG/hack'n'slash/adventure game Deathspank, Plain Sight, a multiplayer arcade game about suicidal ninja robots, Madballs in: Babo Invasion, a charming co-op top-down shooter starring, well, Madballs, Beat Hazard, a sort of Audiosurf-ish thing where levels base themselves on your music collection, and SOL: Survivor, a Starlancer-inspired arcade space combat game with an emphasis on turret defense.
It also comes with a whole bunch of music I don't care about, but if you like the bands Urge Overkill, Falling Up, and Moonlight Bride (never heard of them myself), you get a special EP from them. Also, if you pay $10 or more, you get Killing Floor - which is easily worth the price of admission alone, it's an utterly stellar co-op zombie shooter that has some of the best gunplay I've ever had the pleasure to experience - and the sexy graphic novel Return to Wonderland. Also some more music. Plus, there are bonuses that everyone gets as more people by it, including the (already unlocked) DLC packs for all the initial games.
All the games are available as either DRM-free direct downloads, or redeemable via Steam keys (individually too, so you can send separate keys to your friends if you happen to already own one of the games). As far as I'm concerned, if you're a PC gamer and you've somehow not played Killing Floor before, pick it up for $10. And if you do have Killing Floor, $4 for five excellent games and all their DLC is an absolutely steal and you'd have to be thick to miss this.
There's 64 hours left on the clock. Support charity, get shitload of awesome games and music. Honestly. Do it. Now. Go.
