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The Humble Indie Bundle 7 offer has now ended, attracting almost 400,000 purchases for a grand total of $2,650,397.83 raised.

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The fourth Humble Indie Bundle for Android has upped the ante in its final week.

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The Humble Indie Bundle V contains five indie games which everyone should already own, and yet, it’s sold more strongly than any bundle before it.

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Over its brief life span the Humble Indie Bundle has brought PC gamers some of the best deals in recorded PC gaming history. Now in its fourth incarnation, the HIB4 is digging deep for new levels of awesomeness, and somehow they managed it.

Buying the HIB4 for more than the average price paid by others ($5.17 as of this writing) not only gets you the original five games (Jamestown, Bit Trip Runner, Super Meat Boy, Shank, and Nightsky HD) as well as the two original bonus games (Gratuitous Space Battles and Cave Story+) but will now earn you yet another five games: Crayon Physics Deluxe, And Yet It Moves, Hammerfight, VVVVVV, and Cogs.

Via Humble Indie Bundle.

The pay-what-you-want Humble Bundle scheme offers you the chance to score some of the hottest tickets in indie gaming on the super-duper cheap: Bit.Trip Runner, Jamestown, Super Meat Boy, and more.

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The Binding of Isaac and Blocks That Matter have joined Voxatron in the latest Humble Indie Bundle.

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The latest Humble Bundle offers just one game, in a Minecraft-like discounted Alpha deal. Get on board or be forever hipstered.

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Get your skates on if you want to partake of the latest Humble Indie Bundle. Everyone else has; the Frozen Synapse vehicle has already drawn $1 million in sales.

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The third Humble Indie Bundle has outdone its precursors, bringing home $2,167,676.22 in support of independent developers and charitable industry funds.

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The third Humble Indie Bundle has surpassed $2 million in sales. If you head on over to the official site, you’ll notice there are only about 8 hours left to get in on the bundle, which if you lay out $6 you’ll get all sorts of goodies. Best hurry now. Thanks, Joystiq.

The third Humble Indie Bundle just keeps getting bigger.

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The Humble Indie Bundle has grossed $1 million in six day, according to the site’s counter. Earlier this morning, the total stood at $922,444. Minecraft’s Markus Persson stands is second-highest contributor with $4,048 donated, while bitcoin site MTGox has donated $4,096. Linux users have donated and average of $11.63 each, and Windows and OS users have donated and average of $3.80 and $6.60, respectively. So far, 218,240 bundles have been sold. Thanks, IndustryGamers.

The Humble Indie Bundle 3 has sold more than 1.98 million bundles so far and grossed more than $922,444 at the time of writing this post. In order to celebrate its success and the fact that it’s fast approaching 1,000,000 dollars in sales, Wolfire has decided to add another new game for all purchasers.

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Ah, humility. Sometimes, it earns you the respect and admiration of your peers. Other times, it makes you more pleasant to be around. Other other times, it gets you free stuff. This, happily, is the latter situation. The humblest of all known indie bundles (we can’t account for space or other dimensions) has introduced a free Minecraft pass to its already formidable lineup. From now until August 14, you’ll have your own set of keys to Notch’s block-by-block opus. So then, you should toss a few coins in the bundle’s cap. After all, considering that it’s earned more than $500,000 already, it has to be doing something right.

Thanks, Destructoid.

It’s time for your second round of Tuesday shorts. Enjoy.

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After a mere 48 hours on sale, the Humble Frozenbyte Bundle has sold more than 100,000 units and raised approximately $500,000, and to thank the community, the developer is giving something back.

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The third Humble Bundle has amassed well over $400,000 of income in just 24 hours.

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Wolfire Games founder Jeffrey Rosen has said the keys to the Humble Indie Bundle’s success are visibility, simplicity, and good customer service

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