Humble Weekly Sale: Indie Extravaganza

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The Humble Weekly Sale this week is pretty amazing. Tons of indie games to be had on the cheap!

Pay what you want to get all of the following:

Cave Story+: Super cool adventure-platformer! Give this one a shot if you haven't yet.

Dustforce: What if instead of an alt dimension ninja infiltrator Strider Hiryu had opted for life as ... a janitor? this is that game.

Puzzle Bots: I don't know too much about this one, other than it looks like a cool quirky graphical adventure game. Point & Click? Maybe.

Thomas Was Alone: A puzzle based platformer in which the player controls one or more simple polygon shapes representing several out-of-control artificial intelligence entities, working with the shapes to get each to their individual end points on each level.

VVVVVV: Another addictive puzzle based platformer. Instead of jumping, the player is able to control the direction of gravity.

Pay $6.00 or more to get all of the above plus the following:

Cthulhu Saves the World: This game is awesome. It's an homage to classic NES era RPGs with a great sense of humor and an extremely unlikely protagonist. If you like retro RPGs you should totally scoop this one up.

Element4l: I don't know much about this one but it looks really interesting with graphics that remind me a lot of Limbo.

Limbo: And speaking of Limbo, here it is. This is such a cool, moody, platformer, wrapped up in a head trip.

Lone Survivor: Basically Silent Hill reimagined as a 16 bit side side scrolling adventure game.

Mutant Mudds: I've been meaning to play this game for quite some time. Nothing too cerebral here, just a cool looking 16-bit style platform shooter.

Reus: Pretty neat looking world building strategy game

Pay $10.00 or more to get all of the above plus the following:

Teslagrad: Another great looking adventure platformer!

[DazzleHP]

Thanks for the share! I'm just a lil gutted that i spent the only £20 i've had in a while on Trials Fusion Well £16 of it the rest on alcohol

[GimmeClassics]

Thanks for the share nP. Some pretty cool games

[tthurman]

I read right over this in the inbox yesterday.

I've never played a Indie game to my knowledge.....perhaps I should give one a shot sometime.

Then again, with the backlog I already have, I'm not sure when I might have "sometime"