IndieRoyale.com - A new pay what u want site :)

you have to pay quite a bit more for it to go down at all. if you pay 1-2p more then it just stays about the same
 
We still have some bonus content to give out, but here's some super-awesome FUTURE bonus content we didn't know about it until now!

The awesome indie devs at Flying Wild Hog have announced, via cryptic decoded message at their official Facebook page - http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f....196268107133794.45200.113366642090608&type=1 - that: "To show our respect for all the PC gamers who picked up Hard Reset, we decided that the upcoming Expansion will be FREE for all those who already own Hard Reset on Steam!"

This new content was authored in association with Kalypso's just-launched retail version of the game, and includes: "four new creature types, a new boss monster, five new campaign levels with a total of about three additional hours playing time as well as two new levels for the survival mode and an improved graphics engine."

Obviously, this means anyone picking up Hard Reset in Indie Royale right now will get this content for free as an update when it launches on Steam - another great reason to pick up the St. Patrick's Day Bundle.
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http://www.indieroyale.com/

You can now semi-blind pre-order the five games in Indie Royale's April Fools Bundle at a recommended €/£/$10 or €/£/$5 USD contribution, and a minimum of $3.99 USD.

Headlining the bundle in an acclaimed tower-defense game with a free built-in expansion (for Windows on Steam, Desura, and DRM-free). Featured alongside it is a retro turn-based dungeon crawler (for Windows and Mac in a Steam debut, Windows and Linux on Desura, and Windows/Mac/Linux DRM-free), a pair of titles from the same developer spanning platformer shooter and horizontal shmup (for Windows on Steam, Desura, and DRM-free), and an incendiary 2D action platformer (for Windows on Desura and DRM-free).
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Neil79 said:
lol they did that one

It contained Halflife 3 :D
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You get the 4 resurgence map packs too, tempting.

Pay more than the minimum and get Rock-Deluxe Edition by Sexy-Synthesizer, 18 tracks Japanese '80s-style chip album
 
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Really enjoying Defense Grid, wasn't sure if I'd like it but it seems really solid and well polished game!

Played a fair bit of Hack, Slash, Loot too, damn addictive that game. That dev has some strange ideas and there are some real health regen issues but that aside I've had more enjoyment out of it than I thought I'd get (28 deaths, 1 win and counting)

Still over 3days of this bundle left, BUY BUY BUY! :D
 
Fred said:
Still over 3days of this bundle left, BUY BUY BUY! :D
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If I could spare any cash at all right now, I would. It's worth it for Defense Grid alone (I have it on 360, would love it on PC). The rest of the bundle looks ace too. And there's that Indiefort one, too.
 
Dungeon Defenders
Containment: The Zombie Puzzler
Data Jammers: FastForward
Brainpipe - A Plunge to Unhumanity
Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space
Dr. Blob's Organism
VooDoo Interface OST
Temporal Logic Grid Blues OST
(Minimum of $7 for the bonus music album)

http://www.indieroyale.com/
 
Is Dungeon Defenders any good? It looks like something i might enjoy!

I liked Defence Grid and i've recently enjoyed playing through Orcs Must Die.

I would try the demo but i'm not near a computer that could play it :/
 
I picked this one up; I was only playing the demo of Dungeon Defenders the other day and it seemed good. Also the Weird Worlds game looks cool.
 
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