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PayPalTomorrow Corporation are celebrating their puzzle game 7 Billion Humans turning a year old with a big sale on their games and they support Linux too.
Your chance to pick up a bargain while further supporting another Linux-friendly developer, perhaps something for you to play through for the rest of the weekend?
Where can you pick their games up? Here's a handy list:
- 7 Billion Humans - Humble Store, GOG and Steam.
- Human Resource Machine - Humble Store, GOG and Steam.
- Little Inferno - Humble Store, GOG and Steam.
All three titles are 50% off on each store, so take your pick! Although if you have the Humble Monthly you do get an additional discount on any title in the Humble Store.
World of Goo seems to be the only game not on sale at all and it seems they missed out itch.io with their games not currently on sale there.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Eike 24 Aug 2019
Go get it.
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sub 24 Aug 2019
Go get it.
Done. ✓
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Kercus 24 Aug 2019
58% off on Steam if you take Human Resource Machine and 7 Billion Humans.
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/11413/Tomorrow_Corporation_Puzzle_Pack/ [External Link]
For me is the best option. :D
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/11413/Tomorrow_Corporation_Puzzle_Pack/ [External Link]
For me is the best option. :D
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I love Tomorrow Corporation. Their twisted sense of humour is great.
(When I need to wind down and don't have brain-space for a more complicated game, I like to speed-run Little Inferno up to the last combo. But, yeah, that is a little weird.)
(When I need to wind down and don't have brain-space for a more complicated game, I like to speed-run Little Inferno up to the last combo. But, yeah, that is a little weird.)
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fabertawe 25 Aug 2019
58% off on Steam if you take Human Resource Machine and 7 Billion Humans.
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/11413/Tomorrow_Corporation_Puzzle_Pack/ [External Link]
For me is the best option. :D
Me too, purchased ^_^
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Eike 25 Aug 2019
Even this bundle [External Link] doesn't have anything I don't own, so I looked on their web site to find... they're working on a new game [External Link]!
What is this internet highway all the kids are faxing about these days? Can I go on an incredible road trip and make lots of broken new friends along the way? Isn’t Tomorrow Corporation made of three grumpy old people who don’t know how to use social media? Yes!
Last edited by Eike on 26 Aug 2019 at 7:15 pm UTC
What is this internet highway all the kids are faxing about these days? Can I go on an incredible road trip and make lots of broken new friends along the way? Isn’t Tomorrow Corporation made of three grumpy old people who don’t know how to use social media? Yes!
Last edited by Eike on 26 Aug 2019 at 7:15 pm UTC
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fabertawe 25 Aug 2019
...I looked on their web site to find... they're working on a new game [External Link]![/i]
I had a dot matrix printer. Ahhh those were the days!
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Even this bundle [External Link] doesn't have anything I own, so I looked on their web site to find... they're working on a new game [External Link]!You just made my day! Thank-you.
What is this internet highway all the kids are faxing about these days? Can I go on an incredible road trip and make lots of broken new friends along the way? Isn’t Tomorrow Corporation made of three grumpy old people who don’t know how to use social media? Yes!
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