In 1776, America declared independence from British rule. This is the 17th Humble Indie Bundle, and we’re declaring independent games rule!
Pay what you want for Lethal League, The Beginner's Guide, and Galak-Z.
Pay $1 or more to receive a coupon for 10% off Humble Monthly for new subscribers.
Pay more than the average price and you’ll also get Lovers In A Dangerous Spacetime, Octodad: Dadliest Catch, and SUPER TIME FORCE ULTRA.
Pay $10 or more for all of that plus Nuclear Throne.
Pay what you want. Normally, the total cost for these games is as much as $121. Here at Humble Bundle, though, you choose the price!
DRM-Free and on Steam. All of the games in this bundle are available DRM-free and on Steam. Pay $1 or more to access Steam keys. Please check out the full system requirements here prior to purchasing.
Support charity. Choose where the money goes -- between the developers, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Child’s Play, and, if you'd like, a third charity of your choice via the Paypal Giving Fund. If you like the bundle or like what we do, you can leave us a Humble Tip too!
Top comments
BuzzDuraband
16 Aug 165#2
Didn't even realise I'd posted it to be honest, I was just looking :smirk:
And the link in the previously posted Survival Bundle takes you to the Indie Bundle.
Tsk, you've got to wonder about the mods sometimes.
aibon
17 Aug 16#30
"Pay $10 (about £7.71) or more to also unlock Nuclear Throne"
Yeah right,
Illusionary to aibon
17 Aug 16#31
Well, it's never been cheaper.
PurplePerson to aibon
17 Aug 161#33
And it's not like you're paying $10 for Nuclear Throne. You would be paying an extra $4-5 to get Nuclear Throne, which is a great deal if you want the game (which many do).
yomanation
17 Aug 16#32
Nuclear Throne is a lot of fun, I got it on the monthly bundle a few months ago, but the asking price jump is a bit much just for it. BTA is worth it for Super Time Force Ultra, though.
Thanks for the reply. How do your weekly giveaways work? Is it for a Twitch or YouTube channel?
PistolPete67
17 Aug 16#26
Despite having bought a Humble bundle previously, I can't remember how the allocation of money works. Can I choose to give it all to a charity of my choice, assuming it's on the extensive list of course? (I'm trying to justify buying this as if I never get round to the games due to my backlog, I can still get a warm fuzzy feeling inside from donating!)
Illusionary to PistolPete67
17 Aug 16#27
Yes - there's a drop-down to "Choose where your money goes" just below the section where you choose your donation amount - and if you already own any of the games here, I'd gladly accept any donations of spares for my weekly giveaways. :smiley:
Late
16 Aug 162#25
This.
The bundle doesn't really tickle my fancy this week, but I've gone for the first tier just for "The Beginner's Guide". Loved The Stanley Parable, so this must be worth a look, at 80p.
As ever, thanks for posting, Buzz.
Dichotomy
16 Aug 162#24
To be fair the bottom tier is all DRM free, so if you don't care about Steam keys you can get those games for 1p :smirk:
macleanie
16 Aug 161#23
Perfect, was keen to try 'A Beginners Guide'!
Illusionary
16 Aug 161#22
Well, there's always the "More games coming soon!" to fall back on :smile:
MrCollective
16 Aug 16#21
It's possibly because I have the majority of them from previous bundles or various source's. Im just craving more indie titles :stuck_out_tongue:
MrCollective
16 Aug 16#19
If I'm being brutally honest.
I love Indie games, I've jumped at 80% of the Indie bundles but this to me isnt great. Feels like a filler.
Illusionary to MrCollective
16 Aug 161#20
Fair enough - if it doesn't appeal then certainly you're not forced to buy - but I'd argue that this is getting right to the core of what Humble is about, giving the spotlight to a selection of excellent smaller titles.
MrCollective
16 Aug 16#17
Disappointing bundles recently. May be due to the amount of bundles from various suppliers, but they just aren't the same anymore.
Illusionary to MrCollective
16 Aug 161#18
Recently perhaps, depending on your tastes, but not this one, surely?
GamerJack95
16 Aug 16#16
Lovers In A Dangerous Space Time is absolutely incredible :smiley:
bass2655
16 Aug 16#15
Only interested in lowest tier. I wanna try out Galak-Z on my linx vision 8
alfreer1
16 Aug 162#14
Tier 1 for $1 for me
CoffinMatt
16 Aug 16#12
Anyone confirm what the mid-tier games are like? I'm interested in Octodad but the other two seem less up my alley, to be honest.
Illusionary to CoffinMatt
16 Aug 161#13
Both excellent by all accounts, though Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime is best-suited for co-op play than single-player. SUPER TIME FORCE ULTRA has me the most interested of the three, with the time-manipulation mechanic.
LagunaLoire
16 Aug 16#11
Awesome bundle. Nuclear Throne is well worth the 8 quid, amazing game
nathan3007
16 Aug 161#9
Shows at 80p for me Buzz when I checkout.
BuzzDuraband to nathan3007
16 Aug 16#10
Cheers, dude. Updated to reflect :smiley:
Battenberg
16 Aug 161#8
Great bundle although I can't help but feel it reflects poorly on Humble's monthly bundles that 2 of the game from a bundle just a few months back are now apparently bottom tier material.
Illusionary
16 Aug 162#7
Sadly, $1=72p is somewhat hopeful nowadays... :disappointed: That aside, this is a very nice bundle this time around, especially with The Beginner's Guide in the $1 tier. While it may be somewhat different in tone, it coming from the creator of The Stanley Parable should be a strong recommendation even on its own.
As always, any donations of spare keys for my weekly giveaways (link) are of course very welcome. :smiley:
nathan3007
16 Aug 16#6
Who needs Cortana when you can type like this? :wink:
MBeeching
16 Aug 16#5
Good selection, a few more crossed off the wish list.
chrisredmayne
16 Aug 16#4
wouldnt mind octodad, will see if the mid tier drops
FantasyDeals
16 Aug 162#3
Oh, I see... Cortana, post deal. :smile:
BuzzDuraband
16 Aug 165#2
Didn't even realise I'd posted it to be honest, I was just looking :smirk:
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Opening post
The Declaration of Bundle Independence.
In 1776, America declared independence from British rule. This is the 17th Humble Indie Bundle, and we’re declaring independent games rule!
Pay what you want for Lethal League, The Beginner's Guide, and Galak-Z.
Pay $1 or more to receive a coupon for 10% off Humble Monthly for new subscribers.
Pay more than the average price and you’ll also get Lovers In A Dangerous Spacetime, Octodad: Dadliest Catch, and SUPER TIME FORCE ULTRA.
Pay $10 or more for all of that plus Nuclear Throne.
Pay what you want. Normally, the total cost for these games is as much as $121. Here at Humble Bundle, though, you choose the price!
DRM-Free and on Steam. All of the games in this bundle are available DRM-free and on Steam. Pay $1 or more to access Steam keys. Please check out the full system requirements here prior to purchasing.
Support charity. Choose where the money goes -- between the developers, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Child’s Play, and, if you'd like, a third charity of your choice via the Paypal Giving Fund. If you like the bundle or like what we do, you can leave us a Humble Tip too!
Top comments
Pay what you want!
Lethal League - £9.99
The Beginner's Guide - £6.99
Galak-Z - £6.99
Pay more than the average of $6 (about £4.65) to also unlock!
Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime - £10.99
Octodad: Dadliest Catch - £11.99
SUPER TIME FORCE ULTRA - £10.99
The Beginner's Guide Soundtrack
Octodad: Dadliest Catch Soundtrack - £4.99
Pay $10 (about £7.75) or more to also unlock!
Nuclear Throne - £8.99
This bundle also includes the following coupon:
10% off Humble Monthly for New Subscribers
Latest comments (39)
Tsk, you've got to wonder about the mods sometimes.
Yeah right,
The bundle doesn't really tickle my fancy this week, but I've gone for the first tier just for "The Beginner's Guide". Loved The Stanley Parable, so this must be worth a look, at 80p.
As ever, thanks for posting, Buzz.
I love Indie games, I've jumped at 80% of the Indie bundles but this to me isnt great. Feels like a filler.
As always, any donations of spare keys for my weekly giveaways (link) are of course very welcome. :smiley:
Pay what you want!
Lethal League - £9.99
The Beginner's Guide - £6.99
Galak-Z - £6.99
Pay more than the average of $6 (about £4.65) to also unlock!
Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime - £10.99
Octodad: Dadliest Catch - £11.99
SUPER TIME FORCE ULTRA - £10.99
The Beginner's Guide Soundtrack
Octodad: Dadliest Catch Soundtrack - £4.99
Pay $10 (about £7.75) or more to also unlock!
Nuclear Throne - £8.99
This bundle also includes the following coupon:
10% off Humble Monthly for New Subscribers