BundleStars launched Indie Jam, a new Indie Games Bundle. What’s especially interesting about this one is that it includes several sci-fi themed games. Some of them are action-packed titles but there are also strategy games among them.
So, what’s in it?
There’s eight games currently available, with two additional unlockable ones for a total of $6.24/€4.70/£3.90. Games are provided as Steam keys. Among them is Unstoppable Gorg, a casual sci-fi tower defense game for the PC and Mac from Futuremark Games Studio; Stellar Impact, an online real-time space strategy game developed by Tindalos Interactive, available for the PC (we have a review for this one). Twin Sector, action-adventure in a post-apocalyptic future for the PC by Headup Games; Future Wars, a sci-fi turn-based strategy game also by Headup Games for the PC, and Greed: Black Border, a sci-fi action RPG set in a futuristic Universe.
As usual in this sort of bundle pack offers, some of the money reverts to charity (5% in this case) while at the same time you’re helping the indies in their endeavors.
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Thanks for the post! Great site =)
You’re welcome David. Judging from your choice of link for your comment I suppose you’re associated with BundleStars in some way. If that’s so, good luck with the bundle! Let us know what are the mystery games :D At least, can you advance if they are science fiction themed or space-based?
Indeed – noticed a few referrals so thought I’d say hi!
No clues sorry – just watch this space!
At first I thought to myself “Wow, what a greal deal with all those games” but after looking closer. The games are fairly mediocre or not my taste. Although quite cheap if you like them.
Do NOT get Stellar Impact. It’s a decent MOBA game in space but shot itself in both kneecaps when some dumb business decisions tanked the active player base to the low double-digit.
Hey, thanks for the heads-up. While it’s true that most of those games are not the best there is, they are not a bad way to spent a couple of evenings. And the price is laughable – 0.42 gbp per game. And that’s not counting the two hidden ones.
I’m intrigued by the two zombie-themed games in the bundle (Trapped Dead and Dead Horde), being a fan of the genre and whatnot. Does anyone know if they’re any good?