A lot of very profound things have been said about war. Perhaps the most meaningful is this super accurate quote from philosopher Jackie Chan: "War, hoo, yeah, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing." Wait, is that right? Bah, no time to fact check. A few hours from now, this epic war games bundle will go up in price. Less time quoting, more time fighting.
Another Humble Weekly Bundle has rolled onto the scene bearing gifts for indie gamers around the world. Dubbed "Surprise Attack", the pack features eight games, including three with co-op, all available for a (mostly) pay-what-you-want price.
Another game bundle has appeared, and this time it's quick 'n dirty. Or, at least quick. The Quickfire Indie Bundle from BundleStars features over half a dozen Steam-redeemable games for a small minimum price. It even includes credit for the co-op game Warframe as well as a copy of Cannon Fodder 3.
Another day, another bundle! This time around it's the good old Humble Indie Bundle on the return, sporting half a dozen DRM-free games with a pay what you want price tag. The bundle includes Dungeon Defenders and Beat Hazard Ultra, both of which feature co-op in one form or another. You can also nab Super Hexagon, and even though it's technically a solo game, there's an unofficial co-op feature where your friends try to keep you from breaking valuable objects after you lose for the 19th time in as many seconds.
A new pay what you want indie bundle has hit the streets, and this one is packing not one but two co-op games. The Indie Royale Mash Bundle features five titles in all, including Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior's Rise and Guns of Icarus Online, the former a brawler offering two player local co-op and the latter a steampunk airship combat game with four player online co-op.
One of the more popular ways indie devs are getting their games out there in front of an ever growing audience of gamers is to team up with a few other developers (some might say they are cooperating) to offer their game as part of some form of bundle deal. GamersGate.com is offering their own indie game bundle, the IndieFort, starting today and going until next Friday, and in their bundle there's at least one cooperative game that caught our eye: Wanderlust: Rebirth.
The Be Mine Bundle is a Valentine's Day themed 'pay what you want' bundle of indie games. There seems to be an indie bundle popping up every couple weeks since the Humble Indie Bundle pioneered this business model. I can't complain since I am a huge supporter of indie games, and this is a great way for smaller games to get exposure in the overwhelmingly large gaming industry.
