Humble Indie Bundle #4 Ends With $2.3M USD

Posted by Michael Larabel on December 28, 2011

The Humble Indie Bundle #4 has now ended with a record-setting $2.3+ million dollars in revenue.

The tally ended up being 435,237 payments totally $2,372,245.78 USD. The average price was $5.45 USD while breaking it down by operating system the averages are Windows at $4.87, Mac OS X at $7.61, and Linux at $10.45.

This latest bundle breaks the previous record of $2.1M USD that was earned from Humble Indie Bundle #3. See the other Humble postings for more statistics.

This fourth bundle included NightSky HD, Shank, Super Meat Boy, Bit.Trip Runner, Jamestown, Cave Story+, Gratuitous Space Battles, Crayon Physics Deluxe, Cogs, VVVVVV, Hammerfight, plus And Yet It Moves. They also include the soundtracks of the games for those who like the indie game music.

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