Humble Bundles have gained a lot of popularity to the deals that are put on offer, with various publishers putting out their own bundles allowing people to buy a handful of games for a small amount of money, or for an amount chosen by the payee, all in an effort to help charity.
Now the people behind the Humble Bundles have opened their own store online, offering games at low prices with 10% of every purchase being donated to charity. Each day new deals will be made available for purchase with different games being offered as options.
The Humble Bundles will still also be offered as well as weekly sales to continue supplying games for cheap to help charity. According to the Humble blog $28 million has so far been donated to charity because of the venture.
Each game also has icons next to it showing if they are DRM free, Steam activated, and if they are compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux.
Source: Humble Bundle
Broonba
This is good news as I’ve bought a few games in the past from the humble bundle and this essentially lets you browse through all their games in one place. It should hopefully ensure that even more cash is donated to the charities involved.
gazzagb
So, cheaper games than Steam (or same price), and you get a Steam key and and a DRM-free copy, plus you’re donating to charity. Everyone wins!