Items tagged with Humble Bundle
Time is of the essence here, but depending on when you're reading this and how fast you can manipulate your mouse, DiRT Showdown for PC can be added to your games collection for free, courtesy of the Humble Store. The freebie title is part the Humble Store's winter sale going on now, though if you want to grab the game at no cost, you have to act fast—the offer is valid only until 1:00 PM Eastern (10:00 AM Pacific) today. In addition to getting the racing game for free, the giveaway comes with a 10 percent off coupon for new subscribers to Humble Monthly. That one you have a little more time to use, though not a ton—it expires on February 3, 2017 (a little less than three weeks).DiRT Showdown...
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Barring any last minute delays, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege game will release in three months on December 1, 2015. In the meantime, you can re-introduce yourself (or visit for the first time) the storied Tom Clancy series by taking advantage of the current Humble Bundle, which includes half a dozen Tom Clancy titles for as little as $1.As with every Humble Bundle, you get to decide how much you're willing to pay. Cheapskates can flip a measly dollar bill at Humble Bundle and receive Uplay keys for Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six, Rainbow Six 3 Gold (Raven Shield / Athena Sword), Rainbow Six Vegas, Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, Ghost Recon, and Rainbow Six Siege - Multiplayer Beta.You can score even...
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I'm looking out my window and see snow. Lots of it. At this point, summer seems a million years away and I have no desire to go out in the cold to make a snow angel or do whatever it is people do in freezing weather these days. So I'll sit inside and catch up on some gaming, especially if the deals keep rolling in. Last week is an awesome collection of Star Wars titles that Humble Bundle was serving up, and now they've put together a tantalizing Square Enix bundle! You know the drill -- pay what you want for a core collection of games, and at least a paltry dollar to receive Steam keys. Pay more than the average to unlock even more titles, or shell out a specified amount (or more) to unlock the...
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Obi-Wan Kenobi has a message for Star Wars fans: "This is the Humble Bundle you're looking for!" Even if you're not a diehard Star Wars fanatic, you still might be interested in the Star Wars Humble Bundle, one of the better collection of gaming titles yet to be offered up for whatever amount you feel like paying, especially if you feel like ponying up $12 or more.If you're new to Humble Bundles, the way it works is you pay whatever amount you want for a collection of games. You'll get Steam keys if you fork over $1 or more, and you'll unlock even more titles if you pay more than the average, which currently sits at $11.54. And in this instance, you might as well bump it up to $12 to unlock three...
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The Humble Origin Bundle headlined by Battlefield 3 and The Sims 3 (plus Starter Pack) is a raging success. At the time of this writing, over 81,600 bundles have been sold, effectively raising in the neighborhood of $3.9 million to be spread across various different charities, including the Human Rights Campaign, Watsi, San Francisco AIDS Foundation, American Cancer Society, and American Red Cross. That's quite a bit of money already and there are 13 days left to score some sweet games. The way it works is you set your own price for the bundle, based on what you think is fair and how generous you're feeling towards the above mentioned charities (you can allocate how much of funds goes to each...
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The Humble Bundle is back for a seventh iteration, and in a throwback to its earlier days, the newest package includes indie titles. As always, you get to name your own price for the bundle, after which you're afforded instant access to the games on Mac, Windows, and Linux. The seven titles up for grabs include: The Binding of Isaac + its DLC Wrath of the Lamb Closure Shank 2 Snapshot Legend of Grimrock Dungeon Defenders + DLC Indie Game: The Movie Legends of Grimrock This is a great way to support the Indie community, as well as PC gaming in general, and there are some incentives to entice users away from being complete cheapskates. Yes, you could pay as little as a penny for the bundle, but...
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