Cortex Command is a cool idea, but it's far from a finished game. Kinda glad I grabbed it on the cheap.
dysfunctional human artistry"Please note, Cortex Command is still under active development. Revenge of the Titans has just launched and Puppy Games plans to keep improving it. You are eligible for all future updates! The bundle makes a great holiday gift that will keep improving over time." ^Well thats nice.
Congratulations! you got me to post. I lurk all the time so this is rare.^^Works fine for me.
^Indeed. Wonder how that works out considering the lack of autoupdate mechanisms.
The Linux versions are not stellar, but hey, what else is new.
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.Well that's weird. This
says it's down, but I can reach it.
Don't be so haughty.
Anyway, they've already made half a million dollars.
edited 15th Dec '10 4:20:20 PM by Tzetze
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.Grabbed the pack for ten bucks. Honestly, i never planned on actually playing any of these games but i'm having plenty of fun with Revenge of the titans already. Getting eaten a lot, but hey.
Feels so good to do good while getting good deals. Also it's neat to watch the "total revenue" bar tick up constantly.
You are not alone.Wow, ID. There are at least 4 cases of facepalm-worthy troll bullshit hidden in that sentence - 5 if I consider trying to incite this kind of crap in a thread that is about a charity event. You really should consult a patent lawyer, this degree of high-grade compression could be marketed to PR drones anywhere.
Anyway, I spent 15 bucks, shared among the charities. I don't really care about the games this time around.
Well looky there the top contributer happens to be none other than @Notch
Apocalypse: Dirge Of Swans.^^Well, true, but still, makes me feel like a cheap skate -_-;
^I mean, there is paying thing at bottom.. It has paypal, google and amazon thing? How I do just pay? And can I pay in Euros?(well, I guess if I pay, it just.. Well you know)
Also, when does this charity end?
edited 16th Dec '10 8:48:35 AM by SpookyMask
You'll need to use electronic money; I paid with my debit card, for example. And as you can see from the counter in the upper right, it's over in about five days.
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.edited 16th Dec '10 10:30:42 AM by Ponicalica
the future we had hoped for

http://www.humblebundle.com/
In May, a group of indie developers got together and bundled five of their games together, for customers to buy at the low, low price of "whatever they feel like paying." One cent, a hundred dollars, whatever. To make a long story short, it was a gigantic success and now they're doing it again.
The games are:
Since 'tis the season and all, this time sales will be divided between the games' worthy developers, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and the Child's Play charity. Go nuts!