Deals: Steam Has Indies Too
Earlier this week, Game Boy told you about a great deal Direct2Drive is offering on some under the radar indie titles. Not to be outdone, Steam has put together a couple of packages of some of the most talked about indie games at prices 66 and 75% lower than what you'd normally pay.
For $20, you can get "The autarchical, self-governing, self-reliant, self-ruling, self-sufficient games pack," which includes 5 titles: Blueberry Garden, Braid, Everyday Shooter, The Path, and World of Goo.
That's pretty much a master class in modern indie gaming right there, but if it's not enough, you can check out the "The absolute, autonomous, freewheeling, grassroots, nonaligned, nonpartisan, sovereign, unconstrained, uncontrolled, unregimented games pack" for $30. It includes all of the above but adds Audiosurf, Crayon Physics Deluxe, Darwinia, Gish, and Mr. Robot.
Either one you pick, you'll end up with some great games, and even if you already have one or two of them (and I'm guessing many of you do), they're still incredible deals.
The autarchical... game pack and The absolute ... game pack[Steam]
Dawdle
Posted to Video Games on 8 August 2009
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I loves me some Audiosurf
Thanks for the heads-up! I just bought the 10-game pack. They might as well be giving games out for free. And 7 or 8 of the 10 are definitely "required reading" for anyone interested in art/ serious/ independent video games.