Work it! No, this isn't an exercise video -- this is a bundle full of Games Workshop games. What does that mean? It means Warhammer, Chainsaw Warriors, and even a Space Hulk. Pay what you want for Chainsaw Warrior, Chainsaw Warrior Lords of Night, Talisman: Digital Edition plus The Frostmarch Expansion, and Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team. Pay $6 or more for Talisman: Digital Edition DLC (The Reaper Expansion Pack and the Devil's Minion and Black Witch Character Packs), Warhammer Quest, Dawn of War II: Retribution – The Last Standalone, and Space Hulk – Ultimate Pack.
Pay what you want. Together, these games normally cost up to $81. Here at Humble Bundle, though, you choose the price!
On Steam. All of these games are available on Steam for Windows. Some titles are also available on Mac, and some are on Linux as well! Pay $1 or more for access to Steam keys. Talisman: Prologue can also be downloaded DRM-free for Windows. Please check out the full system requirements here.
Support charity. Choose where the money goes -- between the developers and four charitable causes (Jennifer Ann's Group, SpecialEffect, WDC { gamers for orcas, and Direct Relief) via the PayPal Giving Fund. For details on how this works, click here. If you like this bundle or like what we do, you can leave us a Humble Tip too.
12 comments
BuzzDuraband
22 Oct 15#1
CoffinMatt
22 Oct 15#2
How is the new Space Hulk? I've heard mixed things.
seany1977 to CoffinMatt
23 Oct 15#10
I love Space Hulk: Ascension. It's better than standard Space Hulk. It's a challenging game
TehJumpingJawa
22 Oct 151#3
Of all the Games Workshop franchises they could have chosen..... urg.
They really scraped the bottom of the barrel with this one.
I'm surprised they haven't included Snotling Fling & Storm of Vengeance.
noisyassassin
22 Oct 15#4
what are these games like? any decent ones?
format
22 Oct 15#5
dawn of war 2 : last stand was fun, an online wave mode where you command a single hero with 3 others to defeat steadily increasing numbers of foes, but i'd be surprised if anyone still plays it.
other than that i'd not bother, as fun as talisman is to play as a boardgame i can't get away with it on pc or tablet and last stand isn't worth £4 alone (it's included in dawn of war 2 : chaos rising addon anyway). if any of the full dawn of war games get included it'll be well worth the BTA though - both games and all their expansions are great RTS games.
edit - no notes about more games being unlocked later, last weekly bundle didn't have any either. wonder if they are doing away with that ?
barkerisonfire to format
22 Oct 15#6
the Weekly ones have never had things added as they literally only last 7 days.
its the normal bundles that have stuff added just like the capcom one recently has
Crazy Jamie to format
23 Oct 15#12
Loads of people still play Last Stand. I have a quick blast on it every few weeks and have never had any issue finding a game. The fact that it can be purchased by itself has seemingly made sure that it's still played by a decent number of people. It really is a great game mode as well. Whilst it's obviously difficult to randomly come across people that you can finish it with, the average standard is good enough to keep the game fun, even at lower levels. I'd certainly recommend it.
format
22 Oct 15#7
makes the weekly one handy as you know what you get then, and as such i'd recommend not bothering with BTA this bundle - this coming from a boardgame/GW fan. 60p to pad your steam library is fine though :S
Vanderlust
23 Oct 15#8
Disappointed :smirk:
Hamedly
23 Oct 15#9
Logos looks too similar to Santander's ... always gets me
CoffinMatt
23 Oct 15#11
Thanks. I used to have Space Hulk on the Saturn (I think) back in the day. Could not get past the first corridor. I'm not sure if I want to put myself through that stress again.
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Pay what you want. Together, these games normally cost up to $81. Here at Humble Bundle, though, you choose the price!
On Steam. All of these games are available on Steam for Windows. Some titles are also available on Mac, and some are on Linux as well! Pay $1 or more for access to Steam keys. Talisman: Prologue can also be downloaded DRM-free for Windows. Please check out the full system requirements here.
Support charity. Choose where the money goes -- between the developers and four charitable causes (Jennifer Ann's Group, SpecialEffect, WDC { gamers for orcas, and Direct Relief) via the PayPal Giving Fund. For details on how this works, click here. If you like this bundle or like what we do, you can leave us a Humble Tip too.
12 comments
They really scraped the bottom of the barrel with this one.
I'm surprised they haven't included Snotling Fling & Storm of Vengeance.
other than that i'd not bother, as fun as talisman is to play as a boardgame i can't get away with it on pc or tablet and last stand isn't worth £4 alone (it's included in dawn of war 2 : chaos rising addon anyway). if any of the full dawn of war games get included it'll be well worth the BTA though - both games and all their expansions are great RTS games.
edit - no notes about more games being unlocked later, last weekly bundle didn't have any either. wonder if they are doing away with that ?
its the normal bundles that have stuff added just like the capcom one recently has