Humble Indie Bundle #3 Ups The Ante

Posted by Michael Larabel on August 03, 2011

For those that missed it when Humble Indie Bundle #3 made a million dollars, two new games were added to the DRM-free cross-platform pay-what-you-want game collection: Steel Storm and Minecraft.

Now on top of having Crayon Physics Deluxe, Cogs, VVVVVV, Hammerfight, And Yet It Moves, a copy of Steel Storm is included as a bonus. Additionally, the popular Minecraft game is available for free to play by any Humble Bundle purchases from now until the 14th of August. Unfortunately, the Minecraft deal is just a limited time offer.

There's just under one week left for the Humble Indie Bundle #3 and as of this morning they have raised $1,076,401.44 from 224,478 purchases.

We are also giving away free copies of HIB #3 via our contest. This contest has also been extended now through Friday.

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