So the Humble Bundle is a set of 6 games that run on Windows, OS X and Linux. (It started as 5 games but a 6th has been added) You can get all of them for whatever you feel is an acceptable price. You can designate who will get the money you pay – developers, charity or some mix of the two. They are all indie games that would sell for over $80 if you payed full price for each – you can have them for any amount you see fit to pay. But the clock is ticking that there is not a lot of time left.
The games are DRM free and whatever you choose to pay gets them for any or all of the platforms supported. I downloaded all 6 for Win and Lin last night. You can pay via paypal, Amazon or Google Checkout. Here is a list of what is available in the bundle.
Browsing Posts tagged cross platform
QT 4.5 has arrived and is now available for download. This new release is quite significant due to licensing changes that now make it simpler to use QT in a wider range of products without cost as well as a number of new features. The latest version of Webkit is now integrated into the product. Qt 4.5 sees the introduction of QtBenchLib, a new component to make measuring the performance of the toolkit and checking for regressions easier. Mac developers who use Qt will note a major reworking of 4.5 on the Mac, now providing 64 bit support. QT Creator is a new IDE that looks to have combined a number of previously separate tools. And there is much more.
