Humble Indie Bundle 6 Passes One Million Dollars

Posted by Michael Larabel on September 22, 2012

The latest Humble Indie Bundle has just been live for a period of four days, but it's already generated more than one million dollars.

Humble Indie Bundle 6 just launched on Tuesday and as of publishing it's made $1,193,787.73 USD from 205,188 purchases. The average purchase price is a meager $5.82 while the Linux average is at $9.88 -- again leading against Windows and Mac OS X.

The multi-platform DRM-free games again this time around include Dustforce, Rochard, Shatter, S.P.A.Z., Torchlight, and Vessel.

The current highest grossing bundle for the 14-day indie game sale is over five million dollars for the earlier Humble Indie Bundle 5.

For those interested in more information see the original posting or the embedded promotional video below.


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