Maybe you have a couple of Dogecoins or Litecoins burning a hole in your digital pocket, if that’s the case then Coinplay.io wants you to exchange them for its summer indie-game bundle.
Coinplay.io is a PC game digital-distribution startup based out of Kansas City, and it’s offering 10 games as part of its first ever bundle. Unlike other popular indie-gaming sites, like Humble Bundle, Coinplay.io is breaking up its collection of games into three tiers. You can get 5 games for $3, 8 games for $4, or all 10 for $5. And while, yes, you can use boring government-backed currencies like the U.S. dollar, Coinplay will also accept the aforementioned digital money.
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Developer Running Pillow, which has its Tiny Tales 2 game in the summer bundle, is planning to accept its payment in Bitcoin.
Coinplay’s summer bundle also includes the following games:
- Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted land
- Bionic Dues
- Cube & Star: An Arbitrary Love
- But to Paint a Universe
- The Few
- Words for Evil
- Tiny Tale 2
- Hamlet
- Viktor
- Chess 2: The Sequel
The bundle is live, and it’ll run through two weeks from now. And you can redeem the games on Steam.