Humble indie bundle 3!!!!!!

[jakejw93]

http://www.humblebundle.com/

Here we go again guys woo!!

Pay what you want for these 5 indie games!!

Bare in mind that the money can be chosen to go to charity or the developers and more!

Also bear in mind that if you pay the average cost $5.83 then you get all the games from the Humble indie bundle 2, making that a total of 12 games! This is including the 2 bonus games which they added to the 3rd bundle! BRILLIANT!!!!

[ELD]

I will be buying once i get home, they are supported by Desura as well, so once that has it's Linux version out you will always have a place to download them easily from if they humble bundle site ever dissapears.

[JDShu]

Bought already.

And Yet It Moves by itself makes the bundle worth it.

[texasboy2084]

I was getting ready to post about this as well. This is a great way to raise money for charity.

Bought already.

And Yet It Moves by itself makes the bundle worth it.

I just played it and I am in love with this game it is awesome. I havnt tried hammerfight yet but it looks nice also.


edit: anyone able to get hammerfight to run? it is just flashing lights for me.

[thatguruguy]

I've bought every humble bundle issued so far.

I'll let you know if I get hammerfight to work.

EDIT: Yeah, it works. What type of graphics card do you have?

[Perfect Storm]

[Sticky]

[JDShu]

Hammerfight works for me on radeon oss drivers for HD 4350 (rv710 chipset). The game itself is ridiculously buggy though.

[ELD]

Make sure you guys are reporting any bugs found

[texasboy2084]

I've bought every humble bundle issued so far.

I'll let you know if I get hammerfight to work.

EDIT: Yeah, it works. What type of graphics card do you have?

I'm using an HD 5770. I was playing SC2 and it started glitching out also. I re-installed catalyst, and it was still buggy. I think my gpu is going out.


OT: is Nvidia still the way to go for Linux? This gpu is from when I still used windows.

[Arthur_D]

I will buy the bundle.

I am not too experienced with ATI, but I feel confident that NVIDIA cards generally work well with Linux, so for a safe buy, get one (but maybe not if it's brand new on the market).
I hear ATI is pretty good these days as well, but NVIDIA seems like the safest bet to me.