HUMBLE BUNDLE KICKS OFF PAX PRIME WEEKEND WITH THE PAX 10 HUMBLE FLASH BUNDLE
2014 PAX 10 pick Life Goes On and seven other PAX 10 indie titles on Humble Bundle
San Francisco, Calif. – August 28, 2014 – The PAX 10 features the 10 best indie games each year at PAX Prime, one of the largest gaming events in North America. This weekend, tens of thousands of gamers will convene at the Washington State Convention Center for for the sold-out event and Humble Bundle is kicking it off with the PAX 10 Humble Flash Bundle, featuring eight indie games from PAX 10’s past and present.
Customers can pay what they want for BADLAND Premium (2013 PAX 10 selection; Android only), Solar 2 (2011 PAX 10 selection), Containment: The Zombie Puzzler (2012 PAX 10 selection) and Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony Deluxe Pack (2011 PAX 10 selection) on Steam and DRM-free for select platforms. Those who pay more than the average price will also receive The Swapper (2012 PAX 10 selection) and FEZ (2011 PAX 10 selection) on Steam and DRM-free for Windows, Mac and Linux. Customers who pay $15 or more will receive all of the above, plus Cannon Brawl (Early Access Game) (2012 PAX 10 selection) on Steam for Windows and Mac and Life Goes On (2014 PAX 10 slection) on Steam and DRM-free for Windows, Mac and Linux.
As with all Humble Bundles, customers can choose how their purchase dollars are allocated, between the developers and the bundle’s featured charity, Child’s Play Charity.
The PAX 10 Humble Flash Bundle runs throughout PAX Prime weekend and ends on Tuesday, September 2, 2014 at 11 a.m. PDT.
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Source: Official Website
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