Here's The Third Humble Indie Bundle

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Here's The Third Humble Indie Bundle

It's now time for another "Humble Indie Bundle" whereby you pay what you want for a set of DRM-free, multi-platform games. This time around it's being dubbed "The Humble Frozenbyte Bundle" with two of the five titles coming from the Frozenbyte game studio...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=OTMxOQ

[ean5533]

All five games have native Linux clients, per the Humble Indie Bundle requirements.

The video says that Jack Claw is Windows-only. They claim the source code will be released, but there's no mention that it'll be compile-able on Linux.

[mirv]

Previously, the game source code may have been released, but the assets remain the property of the developers.
Still only played the demo of Shadowgrounds (which is not a first person shooter), so it'd be good to properly buy and play those games.

[Drago]

These games are too cool. This time I will spend more money

[bananaoomarang]

Doesn't look quite as good as the other 2 IMHO, + Jack claw is Windows Only? I'll probably just buy the next one, bought the other two.

[Drago]

Well, Trine and Survivor just look awsome. Finally some action... Just hope they will work with Mesa.

[archibald]

latest tweet from Jeffrey Rosen (humble bundle twitter account):

It is hard to keep a secret on the internet

[sirdilznik]

And I just got Shadowgrounds: Survivor the other day. I'm fine with it actually since it means I will have an actual disc copy of the game with booklet, case, and the works. Plus I'll still get the bundle mostly for Trine, though Jack Claw looks interesting. I have no idea what Splot is but I guess I'll find out. On the down side I won't be able to spend as much on the bundle as I have on the past two (since I just plunked down some $$ for Shadowgrounds: Survivor) but I won't be a total chapskate and will most likely still dish out more than the average. It's for a good cause(s) after all.

[deanjo]

Doesn't look quite as good as the other 2 IMHO,

Actually I was thinking the opposite. Trine and Shadowgrounds are at least something that doesn't look like a flash game or a game with dated looking graphics.

[Remco]

I'll wait until all games work on Linux. With the impending source release I'm sure it won't take long. The question is, will I be allowed to buy it when that time comes?