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Humble Indie Bundle 6!

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That's right guys time for another Humble Indie Bundle!

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The lineup this time:
Dustforce - Pay more than the average
Rochard
Shatter
S.P.A.Z
Torchlight (sweet!!)
Vessel - Will be out for Linux and Max in 1-2 days

A very good bundle! Well worth it! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Anon Sep 18, 2012
Damn, just got it. The games work fairly flawlessly, and SPAZ seems like something close to FTL. GREAT!
Cheeseness Sep 18, 2012
Quoting: "Kame, post: 5460, member: 102"I'm guessing they must have discovered some super bugs in the Linux/Mac builds of Vessel just before the HIB launched, can't see any other reason they'd be late like that.

Well, it seems pretty obvious to me that this bundle was scheduled to coincide with Torchlight 2's release. It's entirely possible that the porter involved with Vessel just wasn't given the time needed to complete the work. Looking at [URL='http://cheesetalks.twolofbees.com/humble/#timeline']the schedule[/URL], this is the closest that two Indie bundles have ever been together, and I was massively surprised to see one so close after #5 (which would be a pretty tough act to follow).

The Humble Visualisations are [URL='http://cheesetalks.twolofbees.com/humble/#Indie+6']tracking stats for this bundle[/URL] (as well as displaying previous ones). I'm also working on some new features that I'm hoping to give people a preview of as we get closer to the end of this bundle :)
Hamish Sep 18, 2012
Well, a little too close to the last in my opinion, but it does look to be another good Bundle. Interesting to see Torchlight finally show up on our noble little platform.

Still, I can not help but notice that the Bundles do seem to cater too much to the platformer crowd though. Nothing wrong with these games, but there should be more than those being offered by the Indie gaming community. Has there been a single Indie Bundle without one? Have we not moved beyond the Braid hype?

Just a thought... again, not dissing the game (I have many found memories of platforming games). But getting stuck in a rut can be bad for everyone.
Ovo Sep 19, 2012
Quoting: "liamdawe, post: 5459, member: 1"A good bundle Torchlight is a very welcome game, probably now one of the best RPG Linux has it's seriously good.
Torchlight is welcome but it's a pure hack n'slash, not an RPG.
The rest of the bundle is once again full of platformers... It looks as if indie studios were trapped in a microscopic subset of creativity. How can they all do the same thing? Damn! There is so much to invent!
Cheeseness Sep 19, 2012
Quoting: "Hamish, post: 5478, member: 6"Still, I can not help but notice that the Bundles do seem to cater too much to the platformer crowd though. Nothing wrong with these games, but there should be more than those being offered by the Indie gaming community. Has there been a single Indie Bundle without one?

Excluding bonus games, the Frozen Synapse bundle didn't have any platformers (though it had the Frozenbyte Bundle included for people who contributed more than the average). If Aquaria doesn't count as a platformer, then the Voxatron Debut didn't have any platformers, and neither did the Botanicula Debut and Android #3.

So, whilst platformers do seem to have a lot of presence, there have still been a good number without.
Alex V.Sharp Sep 19, 2012
I would definitely get it for SPAZ and maybe Torchlight... if I could, that is. My last free-spending money went to the FTL devs... :(
Then again, it has only just started. Not sure my situation will change, but we'll see.
Liam Dawe Sep 19, 2012
Well currently Torchlight is unplayable after a while due to a crash bug :(, decent game though very hack and slash!
Anon Sep 19, 2012
Quoting: "liamdawe, post: 5486, member: 1"Well currently Torchlight is unplayable after a while due to a crash bug :(, decent game though very hack and slash!

I only played for about two hours and it was fine. It's unable to run in fullscreen for me though...
Cheeseness Sep 19, 2012
Quoting: "Alex V.Sharp, post: 5484, member: 136"I would definitely get it for SPAZ and maybe Torchlight... if I could, that is. My last free-spending money went to the FTL devs... :(
Then again, it has only just started. Not sure my situation will change, but we'll see.

No love for Shatter? It's totally the best game in the bundle :D
Liam Dawe Sep 19, 2012
Quoting: "Anon, post: 5488"I only played for about two hours and it was fine. It's unable to run in fullscreen for me though...


Anytime I get to level 4 in the mines it crashes to desktop.

Quoting: "Cheeseness, post: 5489, member: 122"No love for Shatter? It's totally the best game in the bundle :D


Haven't tried it yet, just tried Rochard, got to say Unity stuff is pretty good, can even use my laptops sound buttons when it's full screen hardly any games let me do that on Linux, top notch :D
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