The Humble Indie Bundle Reviewed - Part 1
The Humble Indie Bundle was a project that allowed users to purchase collections of multi-platform DRM-free games developed by independent (indie) studios in a pay-what-you-want manner. Whether you thought the games deserved 10 dollars or 10 cents, you got the whole bundle, without any restrictions. The revenue from the project was distributed among the developers, some of whom decided to release their work as open-source, others using the funds to create new games and sequels, as well as donating some to charity.
During the short offering of the second Bundle, users who paid more than the average purchase value got the first Bundle as a gift. A total of eleven games, for the price of whatever you think ought to be paid. Well, I did it. Now, in addition to paying for the games, I decided to write a review of both Bundles, in order to promote the awareness to this noble project, as well as give you a hands-on look on the quality of offered content.
We'll have two articles, this first one reviewing the original six games offered in the first Bundle.
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