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Title: Buy Games for Charity Post by: bsfins on December 14, 2010, 01:52:01 pm I saw this on Gizmodo...Where the you name your own price for 5 independent games,DRM free,and the money goes to Charity....
The 5 games are...(Windows Mac, and Linuix) Braid Cortex command Machinarium Osmos Revenge of the Titans Link to the article, Link to the buy page... Article http://gizmodo.com/5713387/pick-up-braid-and-four-other-amazing-games-for-a-song-and-a-1 (http://gizmodo.com/5713387/pick-up-braid-and-four-other-amazing-games-for-a-song-and-a-1) Buy page http://www.humblebundle.com/ (http://www.humblebundle.com/) I did this because I've thought about buying Braid on Steam before,and Dave among others have liked this game,and hell I get the others for free (and help charity) Title: Re: Buy Games for Charity Post by: Dave Gray on December 14, 2010, 02:42:34 pm Braid is a wonderful game. I recommend it.
Title: Re: Buy Games for Charity Post by: Lee on December 15, 2010, 01:45:43 am I'm in for 10, I decided to pay $5 for the games and up the amount for the developers
Title: Re: Buy Games for Charity Post by: bsfins on December 15, 2010, 10:19:54 am So far I've installed and played two,Braid,and Machinarium. Braid is pretty,but I don't like the controls.I really like Machinarium,it's kind of neat hand drawn WALL-E feel ,and it has hints,and the the guide book thingy if you get really stuck.It reminds me of the online game that Brian posted (it seems like forever ago) Crimson room, where you have find things,and solve puzzles to get to the next room or level.
Title: Re: Buy Games for Charity Post by: Lee on December 15, 2010, 12:58:17 pm I am totally digging Revenge of the Titans. I am a sucker for tower defense games that allow for research and development.
Title: Re: Buy Games for Charity Post by: Dave Gray on December 15, 2010, 01:15:35 pm I encourage any of you that play Braid, do NOT look up how to pass sections if you get stuck. You WILL get stuck, but you WILL get through it. It's that process of working through the puzzles that is so rewarding. Also, the game doesn't go back and revisit things you figure out, so once you look up the solution, that is gone forever.
Title: Re: Buy Games for Charity Post by: fyo on December 15, 2010, 01:42:55 pm I bought the first "Humble Indie Bundle" and spent way too much time playing "World of Goo". Looks like I'll have to give this one a try too.
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