PSA: Introversion Joins Up with the Humble Weekly Sale

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  • Shawn Zipay
    Managing Communities 24/7
    • Apr 2003
    • 69279

    #1

    PSA: Introversion Joins Up with the Humble Weekly Sale

    We should all know the drill by now, right? Well, just in case you don't here's the quick and dry slice of what you should know.

    The latest Humble Weekly Sale is upon us! For the next seven days, you will be able to save big on a number of titles from Introversion Software. The bundle includes DRM-free versions of games like:
    • Uplink (Also includes Android version) (+Soundtrack)
    • Darwinia (+Soundtrack)
    • Multiwinia: Survival of the Flattest
    • DEFCON (+Soundtrack)
    • Voxel Tech Demo (Windows Only)
    • City Generator Tech Demo (Windows Only)
    • Introversion Story (Interviews with the founders of Introversion)
    • Prison Architect (If you pay $19.99 or more within the first 24-hours; $24.99 or more after the first 24-hours)

    Now, these all come with Steam keys and are mostly cross-platform titles (Windows, Mac, Linux, and even Android in one case). You will get Steam keys for applicable games provided you pay at least $1 or more for the bundle.

    Don't forget that you can dictate where your donation goes. Be it to charity (EFF, Child's Play), the developers (Introversion), a tip for the Humble crew, or a mixture of any of those three. Head on over to the Humble Weekly Sale for some fun titles from Introversion.
  • K-16
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    • Sep 2026
    • 2018

    #2
    Huh... What do you know? They're doing it again. Last time was back in November of 2011 (and was my first Humble Bundle purchase, which oddly enough my code for it still works like new), so it's interesting to see Introversion's return. And this time it's all Introversion Software games, whereas the previous one had a few third-party indie titles in there. Looks like they've been replaced with Introversion Story and Prison Architect. May the last of the bedroom programmers continue to entertain the world with their amazing creations. I'm still hoping somebody in the world will make Uplink with cooperative and competitive online multiplayer. All attempts I've seen so far have been cancelled.

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