I own all of the games I am interested in, yet that didn't stop me from donating $5.00. Also, I am really glad to see Steam backing this thing up. At first it seemed questionable as to whether or not they would.

Everyone needs to play VVVVVV.

just picked this up, pretty gutted that i missed the other bundles though :/

I will donate $1 and 94 cents. Not much, but it's all I can spare.

The selection is definitely better than the last bundle. I only own VVVVVV, and I'm interested in Crayon Physics, AYIM, and Cogs.

The average contribution per platform is interesting. Apparently we windows users are stingy.

Linux $10.39

Mac $5.57

Windows $3.26

I already had VVVVVV and Cogs. Even so I bought the bundle. Will be giving a few more later on to some friends. Even if you have the games or don't like the lineup donate to support the charities and the indie devs. More dollars means more great games for windows, mac and linux (some ports were made to be released with this bundle and the last one)

I bought the first two bundles, and I already have most of the games from the third (save Cogs, which I'm not really interested in), so I may just throw some money toward Child's Play this time around.

VVVVVV was aweome....have not finished that game at all...DAMN it is hard!

If you're even remotely interested in one of the games it's better to just pay 2$ and feel bad about it than to not pay anything at all and not get the games.

Y'know what?  I'm still kind of pissed of with the Indie Bundle crew - I'd been checking deligently up on them and missed a couple of days only to find they hosted the second one and I lost out by mere minutes.  And then they went and said "Puppies for everyone!" and gave everybody Bundle #1 as well.    Kinda chapped my ass.  By "kinda", I mean "really fucking" 

Is the paypal button missing for anyone else now? I was looking at this at work today and now I'm home and the paypal button is missing, but it still references it on the page's text.

Is the paypal button missing for anyone else now? I was looking at this at work today and now I'm home and the paypal button is missing, but it still references it on the page's text.

Too bad I already own three of those games. I'll buy it anyway though.

@rjayb89 said:

Got it mainly for And Yet It Moves because I don't want to play the Wii version I have. Paid $10.

The Wii version is actually better because the tilting movement is not fixed like on the PC version.

Bought this last night, i dont think i even played any of the previous pack but i like knowing its there lol.

I was going to pay next to nothing, but i felt guilty, so i paid a fair amount for the pack. Its a nice initiative though

I usually pay $10 or twice the windows average whichever is bigger. Usually I already have the games (steam sales) so it's more of a donation thing. I do really like getting the free sound track MP3's sometimes though. I hope they do that here although I'm not sure that some of this round have soundtracks.

@RuthLoose: First time I finished THAT trinket, I only went and landed on the wrong side at the bottom again.

That god damn troll block was laughing at me I swear.

had them all but bought it for a friend anyway, so i help the charity and my friend.

@Vampir said:

The average contribution per platform is interesting. Apparently we windows users are stingy.

Linux $10.39

Mac $5.57

Windows $3.26

Just FYI, you also have to factor in the other pie chart which notes who the majority of contributors are, which are Windows users. While yes, the calculated average of Windows users are lower than the others, the pool it is calculated from is significantly larger. The last time I saw the pie chart of users, it looked like Windows users were about 60% of all contributions, and Linux and Mac were 20% each.

In other words, while the calculated averages are as they show, the larger the sample size, the more likely the chance of the average contribution will likely be lower.

@Vampir said:

The average contribution per platform is interesting. Apparently we windows users are stingy.

Linux $10.39

Mac $5.57

Windows $3.26

Just FYI, you also have to factor in the other pie chart which notes who the majority of contributors are, which are Windows users. While yes, the calculated average of Windows users are lower than the others, the pool it is calculated from is significantly larger. The last time I saw the pie chart of users, it looked like Windows users were about 60% of all contributions, and Linux and Mac were 20% each.

In other words, while the calculated averages are as they show, the larger the sample size, the more likely the chance of the average contribution will likely be lower.

@heatDrive88 said:

@Vampir said:

The average contribution per platform is interesting. Apparently we windows users are stingy.

Linux $10.39

Mac $5.57

Windows $3.26

Just FYI, you also have to factor in the other pie chart which notes who the majority of contributors are, which are Windows users. While yes, the calculated average of Windows users are lower than the others, the pool it is calculated from is significantly larger. The last time I saw the pie chart of users, it looked like Windows users were about 60% of all contributions, and Linux and Mac were 20% each.

In other words, while the calculated averages are as they show, the larger the sample size, the more likely the chance of the average contribution will likely be lower.

Still cheap.

I have bought 2 of these games already, so i dunno if it is a huge deal for me. Although i might throw15 bucks their way for the other 3 and a bit of the money is going to charity (will probably go 50/50)
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Donations up to $599k right now. And Notch has gone up to $4k. Pretty cool.

This whole pack is worth it for VVVVVV. 
I'd only heard of the others and sampled them. Here's my opinion: 
Cogs - Way fun, clever spin on an old trick, but gets pretty tricky pretty fast. Good in bursts, not long periods. 
And Yet it Moves - Better in concept then in practice. A fun diversion, but not wonderful. 
Crayon Physics - Quite clever, really fun, but gets hard REALLY fast.  
Hammerfight - Not great. But it's weird. 
 
I'm sad that Crayon Physics on steam isn't Mac supported (even though all the games have Mac versions on the site). Get on that, Steam! I like all my games in one convenient location! :)

I've played most of these but I'm still happy to contribute.

If you bought the bundle you can now play Minecraft for free until August 14. Just go to your bundle key page from the link in your email for the code.

Probably get this just for VVVVVV.

New free game added to the bundle: Steel Storm: Burning Retribution.
"It's applied to all past HIB #3 purchases and all future ones, no need to do anything extra"
 
"We are working on getting it added on Steam and Desura"

New free game added to the bundle: Steel Storm: Burning Retribution.
"It's applied to all past HIB #3 purchases and all future ones, no need to do anything extra"
 
"We are working on getting it added on Steam and Desura"

They've included HIB #2 for anyone paying more than the average which is currently $4.80. If you did so you should already have links and Steam/Desura keys on your bundle #3 key page.