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another great indie bundle too bad I already own all of those games, I will be donating a couple of bucks towards child's play though, would of liked to donate more but that is all I have on my paypal account

Only own one of the games, so this is great for me. Love the humble indie bundles!

Off Topic: What's your avatar Lazy? Looks familiar.

On Topic: Even though I have 60% games owned, I will donate to Child's Play.

Originally Posted by vlv723 Off Topic: What's your avatar Lazy? Looks familiar.

it's Kim Deal from the Pixies

Awesome - this comes mere days after I bought VVVVVV on Steam...

Donated. I love these things. hopefully this topic won't be like the last indie bundle topic. There was so much arguing about what people thought should donate. lets hope it won't be like that again.

donating can be fun!

And my steam library grows. I've never done one of these. I hope $5 isn't too cheap.

i love these bundles, but none of these games seem interesting to me...can anyone give me a good pitch as to why i should go in?

Just bought VVVVVV during the Steam sale for $2.50, but this has Crayon Physics in it - which I loved the demo, and almost bit at $5. Great list of games - picking up as soon as I get home!

I am one of those folks that love the Humble Bundles - sucker for good causes. Donating definitely can be fun.

I agree - let's keep the thread on topic this year. It's obvious that these bundles are a huge success (as proven by the repeated bundles offered year-after-year). Most folks that buy these (like me), most likely would not have purchased these games (and even the first Humble Bundle I bought remains untouched in Steam), so any money donated is better than no money.

Originally Posted by solohunter can anyone give me a good pitch as to why i should go in?

1) Donating to a good cause is fun.
2) If you're not interested in the games - don't allocate anything to the developers, just see it as a charitable donation with a bunch of 'full version demos.'
3) Play the games, if you decide you really liked one, come back and donate money to the publisher that made it.

Originally Posted by blitztwn36 1) Donating to a good cause is fun. 2) If you're not interested in the games - don't allocate anything to the developers, just see it as a charitable donation with a bunch of 'full version demos.' 3) Play the games, if you decide you really liked one, come back and donate money to the publisher that made it.

Thats a solid position.

Yay in for one 5 bucks seems fair imo.

Awesome, thank you!

Originally Posted by blitztwn36 1) Donating to a good cause is fun. 2) If you're not interested in the games - don't allocate anything to the developers, just see it as a charitable donation with a bunch of 'full version demos.' 3) Play the games, if you decide you really liked one, come back and donate money to the publisher that made it.

solid position indeed, and i just might do that

however, i was actually hoping someone could tell me how these games are

Originally Posted by LazyTriangle it's Kim Deal from the Pixies

Gigantic...

isn't this technically the 4th bundle? I missed the first, but when the second came out, the first bundle came with it. Then earlier this year, there was that bundle with 2(3?) games and an unfinished game which I didn't participate in, and now there is this one, which calls itself the 3rd? I call shenanigans.

I, too, own more than half the games here, but I am always compelled to contribute.

It's a great cause, and you can donate whatever amount you please. It's perfect.

Originally Posted by AgentW isn't this technically the 4th bundle? I missed the first, but when the second came out, the first bundle came with it. Then earlier this year, there was that bundle with 2(3?) games and an unfinished game which I didn't participate in, and now there is this one, which calls itself the 3rd? I call shenanigans.

It's the third one with the title Humble Indie Bundle. Earlier this year there was the Humble Frozenbyte Bundle which contained all games from one developer that the bundle was named for.

Thanks for posting, OP! I already own AYIM, but the rest I wanted to get at some point anyway.