Another indie bundle! This time it is run by 8-Bit Funding. It will be available on Wednesday. It features 6 games for $5. You can find more information about the bundle and the games here:

http://theindiemine.com/indie-underdog-pack-bundle-announced/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=indie-underdog-pack-bundle-announced

Edit: The official page is up:

http://8bitfunding.com/project_details.php?p_id=311

You have got to be shitting me...

Hmmmm, no, thank you. :)

The games are not worth 5$. Only the first one seems enjoyable.

I see they borrowed the tier idea from some kickstart projects ;).

Ha

There's bundles coming out of the woodwork.

Not another one of these damned bundles!

An abundance of bundles lately it seems.

ugh
DO NOT WANT

There might be fun had in there, but I think I'll pass.

First game does remind me that I need to get around to play Nimbus, which was picked up as part of some bundle months ago.

Not sure if I agree with the "not another indie bundle" mentality, but I agree that there's been a tendency to start slapping together poorly-produced games and calling them "indie" and then bundling them together using the moniker "indie bundle" to jump on the bundle bandwagon. Thankfully, most of them have gone fairly unnoticed.

This one...doesn't look wholly uninteresting. Caveman Craig and Potion Master look absolutely fucking dreadful, and Magi looks pretty bad too.

Animal Blast looks quite fun though, I love the 8-bit style of Infernal Edge (I'm guessing from the name that several of Lazy Brains' games are included), and Koya Rift looks like an interesting idea and seems to have some fairly positive reviews.

Might think about getting this for $10. $3.33 per game (ignoring the others) seems like a fair deal, and it makes a change to see a reasonable bundle with some unknown titles that have not been doing the daily deal rounds on Steam for ages.

what the hell , god talk about overkill

I like how even in 8-bit they still manage to make them look "modern" and crappy with the sprites.

From the perspective of a (perhaps a little stingy) customer with interest in indie games, I think there's no reason to complain about the overabundance of cheap bundles. In my book choice is a good thing. Just take it or leave it. In this case though I think I'll leave it. The games might be better than they look and maybe worth the asking price, but I don't really feel the urge to play them, with all the others games I could play instead.

Still, thanks for the heads up, Accatone! :)