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The theme of the latest IndieRoyale bundle is “mayhem”, and a brief look at the titles contained therein explains why.

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The latest IndieRoyale bundle includes Waveform; Avadon: The Black Fortress; Zafehouse Diaries; Derrick the Deathfin; Tidalis and War of the Human Tanks, as well as a hint book and OST for those who pony up over the average and more goodies to be unlocked as The Mighty Bundles garners more sales. Of the six games, three are available on mac and two on Linux, and all have DRM-free options as well as Steam and Desura where available. Hit up IndieRoyale to take advantage.

IndieRoyale has added an additional game to the Evolved Bundle, apparently as a thank you for all the purchases made so far. St Chicken joins a number of bonus materials in addition to the five core games, which span a range of genres, and those who pay $8 or more will score an album, too. Head on over to IndieRoyale to pick up your reward or get on board.

Bundle up against the cold of your climate or air conditioning with IndieRoyale’s latest thrifty stack of games.

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IndieRoyale’s latest offering is the Xmas Bundle 2.0. It packs in six games – Colour Bind, Offspring Fling, Serious Sam Double D, Serious Sam: The Random Encounter, Puzzle Bots and Little Kingdom, plus bonus title Namiko. As ever, the more you pay, the less those who follow you are required to cough up; the current minimum is $4.84, but if you pony up more than $7.76 you’ll snaffle an album – Rhythm’n'Bits by Yoann Turpin. Visit IndieRoyale to take advantage; a trailer is available through the break.

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See what I did there? Indie Royale’s latest bundle has a holiday name, but its games are pretty diverse. This time, the collection offers The Dream Machine: Chapters 1-3; Puzzle Agent 2; Children of the Nile: Enhanced Edition; Anomaly: Warzone Earth; and Adventure Apes and the Mayan Mystery. As usual, the base price goes down when you pay more than the minimum, which currently sits at $5.29. The bundle is available for ten days, and offers bonus soundtracks if you cough up enough. Visit IndieRoyale for more details.

Indie Royale is back with another thrifty pile of independent games.

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The latest IndieRoyale bundle shifted 4,571 units, with net proceeds of $25,529. The developers and organisers have waived all profit from the scheme, preferring to send the cash straight to Amnesty International; UNICEF’s Haiti aid fund; the Electronic Frontier Foundation; and ActionAid. Some gamers gave over $200 for the pack of four titles despite a minimum price which hovered around the $4 mark throughout the bundle’s lifetime. Well done to all who contributed and participated.

Head on over to IndieRoyale to take advantage of its latest fine offer: The May Hurray Bundle includes Dungeon Defenders, Containment: The Zombie Puzzler, Data Jammers: FastForward, Brainpipe – A Plunge to Unhumanity and Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space, on a variety of platforms. The gem of the collection, action RPG Dungeon Defenders, has already sold over a million copies and boasts impressive cross-platform play features. You have six days to grab the thrifty collection with the current price hovering around the $5 mark – the more you pay, the less the next person is slugged, and vice versa.

IndieRoyale has lifted the lid on its New Year’s Bundle. The new bundle, which is available for five days, sports Nuclear Dawn; Max & The Magic Marker; Fractal; and compellingly, Super Crossfire, previously available only on iOS, with the PC and Mac versions currently exclusive to IndieRoyale. As always, the minimum price of the bundle goes down if you pay more than required, and goes up if you decline. It’s sitting at $3.99 at time of writing, but more generous purchasers will receive a free copy of George & Jonathan’s Beautiful Lifestyle album.

Thanks, Joystiq.

Head on over to IndieRoyale to pre-order the New Year’s Bundle. As usual, the site isn’t letting on what’s actually in the pack, which will release laster this week, but the IndieGames and Desura partner effort regularly dishes up an amazing offering. The minimum price of the pay-what-you-want IndieRoyale bundles fluctuate over time, with higher prices lowering the minimum contribution for future purchasers.

Thanks, Gamasutra.

The latest bundle of quality games to grace IndieRoyale brings with it some serious chops – Cthulhu Saves the World, Eufloria, Really Big Sky, and Runespell: Overture.

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To help diffuse downtime and key generation problems caused by heavy traffic, IndieRoyale is allowing pre-orders on its unusually priced bundles.

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Two new games have been added to IndieRoyale’s Difficult 2nd Bundle.

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Following on from the success of its launch bundle, Indie Royal offers the descriptively named Difficult 2nd Bundle.

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With less than a day to go, the first bundle of gaming goodness from IndieRoyale – which offers you the chance to lower the price for other punters – is proving pretty popular.

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A new initiative from the team behind indie games retailer Desura offers bundles of well-received games at decreasingly thrifty prices as word of mouth increases.

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