The Humble Indie Bundle, the pay-what-you-want indie-gamestravaganza, is back with its fifth offering, and this one includes the highest-profile titles to date.
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All of the games arrive free of any digital rights management, so they’ll be yours to do with as you wish. Your purchase also includes soundtracks for all five games in both MP3 and Free Lossless Audio Codec format.
As usual, bundle purchasers can decide how to distribute their money between the games’ developers, Humble itself, and charities The Electronic Frontier Foundation and Child’s Play.
You can learn more and pick up the bundle here.
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