[humble bundle]

As is customary from HB, every Tuesday brings a new game bundle at a good price. This time it’s dedicated to the famous ArmA: Armed Assault franchise from the studio Bohemia Interactive, which had previously worked on another well-known combat simulator, Operation Flashpoint. This bundle consists of four tiers, ranging from the usual dollar (US$1.0) to 20 dollars (US$20). Considering the current exchange rate in Colombia, it’s a good buy for tactical combat game enthusiasts, especially when compared to prices on Steam, even during promotional seasons. The content of Humble ...

Since Tuesday, May 16th, a new game bundle from Humble Bundle has been available, titled Humble Hooked on Multiplayer 2018 Bundle, dedicated to multiplayer games. This new bundle consists of three tiers, and in my personal opinion, as I prefer games with support for GNU/Linux, Tier 2 contains the most interesting games at an acceptable price, US$5.50 as of today. The content is as follows: Tier 1: For one dollar (US$1.0): Stick Fight: The Game Rampage Knights Tumblestone Tier 2: For four dollars (US$5.50) or more, the price increases depending on the average: ...

The most recent Humble Bundle game package, named Humble WAR GAMEZ Bundle, is now available at a very reasonable price. As the name suggests, this bundle includes war games, featuring a variety of strategy games, FPS, RTS, and action games, among others. As usual, the bundle is structured in three tiers, with the minimum price for Tier 1 set at one dollar, which includes three games and one DLC, and ten dollars or more for the complete package. The included games are: Level 1: For one dollar (US$1.0): Panzer Corps Panzer Corps: Allied Corps (DLC) Mercenary Kings: Relo...

The latest edition of the Humble PC & Android Bundle, number 12, is now available. For those who are not familiar, Humble Bundle is a distributor of video games and digital content such as comics. In this platform, the buyer sets the price for the initial package and can unlock additional levels by paying a specified minimum price. Typically, these bundles consist of three levels. Buyers can choose where they want their payment to go, whether to the game developers, charity (Electronic Frontier Foundation or American Red Cross), or as a Humble Tip. The games included are: Level ...