Star Wars themed Humble Bundle launches
February 4, 2015 | 11:04
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Star Wars is the theme of the latest pay-what-you-want collection of games from the Humble Bundle team.
The Humble Star Wars Bundle includes much loved Bioware RPG Knights of the Old Republic, the classic Star Wars Doom clone Dark Forces and Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy as part of its basic package that can be picked up for any price over $1.
Paying more than the average also unlocks Knights of the Old Republic 2, Battlefront 2 and one of the more tolerable things to come out of the prequel trilogy Republic Commando. Paying over the flat fee of $12 will also grant players Star Wars themed RTS Empire At War and the two Force Unleashed titles.
All of the games in this bundle are only unlockable via Steam. Notably absent from the collection are any of the classic space flight-sim games such as X-Wing or TIE Fighter, although the Humble team does promises more games will be added to the package soon.
At present, the average is sat around $11.25, significantly higher than the Humble Bundles often see, and more than 100,000 bundles have already been sold in the half a day that it has been running.
As usual, proceeds can be split between developers and the bundle’s chosen charity which this time around is Unicef.
The Humble Star Wars Bundle includes much loved Bioware RPG Knights of the Old Republic, the classic Star Wars Doom clone Dark Forces and Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy as part of its basic package that can be picked up for any price over $1.
Paying more than the average also unlocks Knights of the Old Republic 2, Battlefront 2 and one of the more tolerable things to come out of the prequel trilogy Republic Commando. Paying over the flat fee of $12 will also grant players Star Wars themed RTS Empire At War and the two Force Unleashed titles.
All of the games in this bundle are only unlockable via Steam. Notably absent from the collection are any of the classic space flight-sim games such as X-Wing or TIE Fighter, although the Humble team does promises more games will be added to the package soon.
At present, the average is sat around $11.25, significantly higher than the Humble Bundles often see, and more than 100,000 bundles have already been sold in the half a day that it has been running.
As usual, proceeds can be split between developers and the bundle’s chosen charity which this time around is Unicef.
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