The Humble Weekly Sale, not to be confused with the Humble Indie Bundle 8, is kicking off a week of "pay what you want" for up to seven great franchises from Telltale Games.
The games included are:
Plus, if you pay more than the current average at the time of your visit, you will also get all five episodes of The Walking Dead. The average, at present, is just $3.76 which is a HUGE bargain on all of these games.
Double plus, you get soundtracks for a couple of these games.
Triple plus, the games are DRM free and you get Steam keys for the games if you pay just $1 or more for the bundle. Not to mention (though that's what I'm doing) you decide how much you're going to pay for this and you also decide just where all of your money goes (charity, developers, humble bundle tip, or split).
Look, there are so many games with so many episodes on a few of these games that they couldn't even contain the trailers to just one video, so have another look at the trailer for The Walking Dead.
The games included are:
Back to the Future: The Game
Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse
Poker Night at the Inventory
Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures
Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent
Puzzle Agent 2
Hector: Badge of Carnage
Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse
Poker Night at the Inventory
Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures
Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent
Puzzle Agent 2
Hector: Badge of Carnage
Plus, if you pay more than the current average at the time of your visit, you will also get all five episodes of The Walking Dead. The average, at present, is just $3.76 which is a HUGE bargain on all of these games.
Double plus, you get soundtracks for a couple of these games.
Triple plus, the games are DRM free and you get Steam keys for the games if you pay just $1 or more for the bundle. Not to mention (though that's what I'm doing) you decide how much you're going to pay for this and you also decide just where all of your money goes (charity, developers, humble bundle tip, or split).
Look, there are so many games with so many episodes on a few of these games that they couldn't even contain the trailers to just one video, so have another look at the trailer for The Walking Dead.