Indie game bundle saving buyers over $1,000 in support of laid off developers has raised over $100,000 in three days
An indie game bundle has raised over $100,000 in three days to support laid-off developers.
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Source diversity sample: Notebookcheck · DualShockers · PCMag UK · PCMag · GAMINGbible · Eurogamer.net.
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What is the price of the indie game bundle?
The indie game bundle is priced at $10.
How many games are included in the bundle?
The number of games varies across sources. Notebookcheck mentions over 100 games, while GAMINGbible states there are 150 games. Eurogamer.net and DualShockers specify 127 games.
Where can I purchase the indie game bundle?
The bundle is available on Itch.io.
The brief
It was launched to aid developers who lost their jobs. According to Notebookcheck, the bundle has raised over $100,000 in just three days. DualShockers and PCMag UK have also covered the story. The bundle is available on Itch.io, a platform known for supporting independent game developers.
The bundle offers significant savings for buyers, with a total value exceeding $1,000. The timing of this bundle is notable. It follows recent layoffs in the gaming industry, which have left many developers without work. The bundle aims to provide financial support to these individuals during a challenging time.
The rapid success of the bundle underscores the community's willingness to support its members in need. The exact number of games in the bundle varies across sources. Eurogamer.net and DualShockers specify 127 games. This discrepancy does not affect the bundle's primary goal of raising funds for laid-off developers.
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Sources (6)
- $10 indie game bundle with 100+ games raises over $100,000 in just three days to help developers who lost their jobs Notebookcheck · 13h ago
- Itch.io Game Bundle Offers 127 Games for $10 to Support Laid Off Developers DualShockers · 16h ago
- Charity Bundle for Laid-Off Gaming Workers Tops $100,000 Goal in 3 Days PCMag UK · 20h ago
- Charity Bundle for Laid-Off Gaming Workers Tops $100,000 Goal in 3 Days PCMag · 20h ago
- You can now save the gaming devs with new 150-game collection for just $10 GAMINGbible · 20h ago
- Indie game bundle saving buyers over $1,000 in support of laid off developers has raised over $100,000 in three days Eurogamer.net · 20h ago
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