In the latest Indie Bundle

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This was on my Steam wishlist as a game that would tempt me to buy a Humble or Royal Indie Bundle.
So I've just bought said bundle for £1.92 because this game was in it.
Despite not having bought this game for 68p itself only yesterday in the Steam sale.

I'm a Bundle addict. :(

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I already had this game, and I still got the bundle. Bought the music and Introversion bundles too. These are good times in the indie gaming world. I don't have much money and buy the bundles for $1-$3 or whatever the minimum is, but I donated $200 during Humble Indie Bundle 3. I already live on bread, water, and pasta, but I cut off electricity and water at home for two months to make up for it.

My good deed for the year, I suppose; I don't want to see them putting an end to "pay what you want" just because of freeloaders like myself. :rolleyes:

I shouldn't say that I donated $200 without admitting that I didn't donate a dime to charity. I don't believe in charity, I gave $80 to the Humble Tip and $120 to the developers. I'm sure saying this will get me torn apart, but I stand by the decision. I have my reasons, but it'd be dishonest to say I donated that money while allowing the assumption that it benefited charities.

I'm already waiting in anticipation for the opportunity to pre-order the next Indie Royale. I wasn't expecting a pre-order bonus soundtrack for the Really Big Bundle, so I'm really glad I did that now (it easily made up for the extra $1 that I would have saved by buying in the first few minutes) but I'd be a fool not to pre-order the next chance I get.