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Humble Indie Bundle 16 has launched with seven lovely games, one of which has only just become officially supported on Linux.

Pay what you want!
Retro City Rampage DX
Outlast - Scary as hell
Never Alone + Foxtales DLC

Pay more than the average
Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power
Door Kickers - Really great game

Pay more than the average + $2
Else Heart.Break()
Sunless Sea - They had a private Linux beta for a long time, but now it's official!

More games will be added as usual once it's been out for a few days. You also get 10% off Humble Monthly, 80% Outlast Whistleblower DLC. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Cybolic Feb 24, 2016
Quoting: Nyamiou[...] If you look only at HiB that we know have Linux games in them you see also that Linux users always pay more than other users (especially Windows users) and that they represent 5% of the market. So why are we still at 1% on Steam is a mystery to me [...]

Source : http://cheesetalks.net/humble/

That would probably be because the Steam numbers are based on a (skewed) survey, not an actual measurement. I guess this means that HiB is our most accurate number for now?


Last edited by Cybolic on 24 February 2016 at 3:42 pm UTC
Plintslîcho Feb 24, 2016
Woot!, instant buy for me too.
Personally, I consider this the best bundle for a long time.
Worth it for Never Alone (which I'm really interested in!) and Door Kickers alone. Trine 3 is a great plus.

The other games I may not be interested in much. But still, great bundle nonetheless.
Skipperio Feb 24, 2016
Quoting: sevenis sunless sea availlable for linux on steam?
https://steamcommunity.com/app/304650/discussions/0/405692224243457401/
fabertawe Feb 26, 2016
Unusually I didn't have a single game in this bundle! Bought it for Trine 3 and Never Alone specifically but always nice to bolster the number of games I'll never manage to get around to playing
camelCasing Feb 27, 2016
Coffee, jam sandwich and Never Alone. Enjoyed my Saturday morning, but seems a little ironic


Last edited by camelCasing on 27 February 2016 at 4:21 pm UTC
Hamish Mar 2, 2016
So I go to check on this weeks new games only to find that they have already nudged Humble Indie Bundle 16 off the main page in favour of a Steam locked and for the most part Windows only Star Wars Bundle. You could show the brand that got you going in the first place at least a little respect Humble. Not impressed at all with this. :><:
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