Humble Bundle weekly game sales kick off with Bastion

 

The premise of the Humble Bundle is simple – pay what you want for a list of games and choose where the money goes. That could be the developers, the Humble Bundle staff or even a charity like Child’s Play. While the Humble Bundle is great, the downside to it is that it’s not frequent enough, but that’s about to change.

The Humble Bundle has been very successful, so successful that the company is going to be offering new deals on a weekly basis, which will supplement the monthly offers. A new game will go up for sales every Tuesday, and to get thing started, Bastion, an RPG by Supergiant Games, is the first on the list.

Donating a mere $1 will net you a Steam key, but donating more will open you up to more offers. Currently, with the Bastion sale, beating the average price will get you some extra digital content while donating $25 will get you some awesome Bastion merchandise, such as a Bandana.

As per usual, the charities you can donate too are the EEF and Child’s Play, and you’ve only got seven days before a new game takes Bastion’s place, so you better act fast!

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Humble Bundle with Android 5 gets three extra games and soundtracks

With only six days remaining to purchase the latest Humble Bundle, the team has given more reason for gamers to scoop up the great collection of games, as three extra titles have been added to the game pack.
The newest additions to the Humble Bundle with Android 5 are Splice, Crayon Physics Deluxe, and Sword & Sorcery EP, as they join Super Hexagon and Dungeon Defenders on the “premium” list. As for the “non-premium” ones, the list includes Beat Hazard Ultra, Dynamite Jack, Solar 2, and NightSky HD.
In total, the bundle contains nine games that you can play until your eyeballs pop out, though we don’t recommend doing so. You can pay what you want for the games, but getting all nine means you have to pay more than the average, which means shelling out $6.79.
We definitely think this is a bargain considering the number of games AND soundtracks that you’ll be getting. What’s more, some of the proceeds will go to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and Child Play’s Charity. Of course, it’s up to you how much you want to split the contribution. Those who have previously gotten the bundle need not worry as well, as you’ll get access to the newly added titles.

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