One of the things we love here at Gamepedia is being able to showcase some of the amazing indie games that are out there, and now we’re giving you the chance to take home up to nine top-tier indie games for as little as $1. We’ve partnered with the amazing Humble Bundle to sponsor their latest weekly bundle, which offers up to nine games and a multitude of other benefits, while also contributing to the First Book and IndieCade Foundation charities!
At the heart of this collection is the “pay what you want” tier. As the name implies, by contributing quite literally anything to Humble Bundle, you’ll be granted access to six titles that showcase some of the variety found amongst the indie game scene today.
That in itself is a pretty awesome collection, but it’s just the tip of the iceberg. If you contribute $6 or more, you’ll not only receive the titles listed above, but you’ll also be given two additional games:
At $6 or more, you’ll also be awarded a 1-month trial of Curse Premium. Right now you’re probably saying to yourself “Awesome! …what is it?” Well, I’m glad you asked. Curse Premium offers you a multitude of features and other benefits, including a desktop client that lets you easily manage your add-ons for games like Minecraft and World of Warcraft. You’ll also be privy to exclusive beta invites, discounts, giveaways, and a whole lot more. We think it’s a pretty nifty service, but enough about that – back to the games!
Should you decide that you want to contribute $10 to the Humble Bundle, you’ll not only be granted all of the games at the “pay-whatever-you-feel-like” level and the $6 tier, but you’ll also be given two more titles:
Finally, for people who contribute $36 or more, not only will the bundle grant access to everything listed above, it will also include a slew of physical items, including a “I <3 Indie Games” shirt from J!NX Clothing.
The Humble Weekly Bundle featuring Gamepedia starts today, and will run until 10:59am PDT on Thursday, July 17th. Be sure to head over to Humble Bundle to check out all of their deals, pick up a collection of games at a price you’ll never see again, and help support charities like IndieCade Foundation and First Book in the process.