Thanks for the game!

A couple of quick reviews from the IndieGames blog:

http://indiegames.com/2012/05/indie_royale_profiles_weird_wo.html

http://indiegames.com/2012/05/indie_royale_profile_containme.html

I broke down and bought the bundle...

Weird Worlds is probably the best game in there. Shame there's no (optional) Steam key, since this is one game I definitely wouldn't mind permanently etched into my library.

Another game in the bundle I liked was Brainpipe. Nice to play in the dark with headphones on.

Well, ended up buying the bundle anyway, even though I was planning not to.

Spent quite a few hours with Weird Worlds - it is definitely a weird game. Who'd have thought of a space-ship-roguelike-score-attack.

Just wish the item descriptions were more clear on just how good the items are.

And more info on how the score is calculated would be nice too.

Plus some items are really way too overpowered (Hyperdrive, Gong, Mirror) but then again the game would be really hard without them.

You guys really ought to give "Strange Adventures in Infinite Space", the predecessor to "Weird Worlds", a go. It's free, and it works on Windows 7.

Oh well... I've been eyeballing this bundle only because of Weird Worlds for some time now, but couldn't bring myself to actually buy it.

And then I saw, that the game is normally being sold for $24.95! A little to much? So yeah, naturally I've bought the bundle :-P

The game is really great, and I enjoy it a lot. I was immediately hooked. And I've heard that there are some nice mods also.

Dungeon Defenders is a nice addition too. Other games are unfortunately mediocre.

So overall the bundle is worth getting.

For anyone who missed the original promotions for Brainpipe :)

Before... After...
Brainpipe changed little Billy
No one is safe
Lisa
Top Science
Compare and beware!

The game that should not be

Another quick review; this time a pretty good summary of Digital Eel's "Data Jammers: FastForward", and also their freebie riff on Conway's Game of Life, "Dr. Blob's Organism".

http://indiegames.com/2012/05/indie_royale_profiles_data_jam.html

Brainpipe was pretty cool - played it last year. Can't get very into Data Jammers though. Got stuck early in the third chapter, and don't feel the compulsion to keep on trying.

If it's on anyone interest:

http://www.gog.com/en/forum/general/classifieds/post2049

It's come to my attention that Trendy haven't updated Dungeon Defenders on the Indie Royale or Desura at all since the bundle, but also that it was an old version at the time of the bundle. WTF?

Not surprised. Their cashcow is Steam after all.

Glad I decided to pass on it. Did you try contacting their support?