If you like indie bundles, then you’re in luck because I have an one that’s so huge and full of awesome indie games, you’ll simply have no choice but to buy it. This is the largest indie bundle ever, with a whopping 24 games included. This bundle is different from the rest because it offers a fairly unique purchase style; Instead of simply paying for every game in the bundle, you have some options.
Also, in the spirit of this bundle, you get 2 writers instead of 1. How freaking cool is that!?
Purchase Options:
Don’t worry though, if you’re one of those avid bundle buyers such as myself, have no fear. There are rumored plans in the works to add a fourth purchase option, one where you pay for all of the games in the bundle. That option is not available just yet, but it is supposedly coming soon, so if you’d rather just wait and pay for them all at once, you can probably do that.
Want to learn more about the games within the bundle? Read on for a blurb about each game!
Dark Scavenger: This is a Sci-fi RPG much akin to old school RPGs like Ultima. The game is driven heavily by the loot you find, the characters you have and the gear they create (thus the “scavenger” in the title). Normally, this game is $4.99 on GamersGate.
Survivor of Ragnaroks: What do you get when you cross Terraria, a RTS and demon chickens? You get Survivors of Ragnarok, a lovable 2D side-scrolling RTS game. SoR would normally be available for $9.99
Star Prospector: Call it a RTS, call it a Tower Defense game(it’s actually both!), just please don’t compare it to StarCraft. You can expect to spend lots of time perfecting your own niche of outer space with Star Prospector, normally $9.99!
Shepherd Slaughter: What is this? I don’t even… This roguelike game that has your splitting duties attending to your flock and being an adventurer. There is also an interesting survival mode that has you attempting to protect your sheep while staving off waves of various enemies as well. You would normally be going for the highscore for $3.00
AirBuccaneers: Remember how awesome airship combat is? No? Join the crew with the MMO-Airship Combat Game (whoa) AirBuccaneers HD. Get your crew together and shoot down the other team with this innovative game, normally $19.
3079: One part Minecraft, one part FPS and a final part RPG… Get your jetpack on and get ready to start getting involved in other planet’s business in this futuristic first person action RPG. It would be at least $12.49 to adventure across this war-torn planet.
Black Market: Fly around in a spaceship, collect loot and crush your opposition in Black Market. One part space trading sim, one part combat sim and something reminiscent of SPAZ, this game is absolutely with checking out! This bad boy was usually running $9.95.
Cardinal Quest: Another fan favorite, Cardinal Quest is another well known roguelike game that has you take control of one of 3 different characters. Of course, the main goal is to get that awesome loot deep in those dungeons (just like any dungeon crawler). This would have been $5.
I’ll let the new guy, Taylor, take over from here! -Josh
Blue Libra: In Blue Libra (It’s a Real Time Strategy), you’re avenging the fall of your home planet by purchasing and building spacecraft, conquering planets+space stations, and just generally travelling across the universe of course. Outside of the IndieFort bundle, Blue Libra goes for about $6.
Girl with a Heart of: During your time with this 2D adventure game, you will take the role of an eleven year old girl named Raven in a beautiful fantasy world, who finds out that she will play a key role in stopping the destruction of her town. The game promises interaction with many interesting characters, the ability to learn dark magic, and even infinite power. The game usually sells for $6.
A Sirius Game: In this RPG Adventure, you are Sirius, an arrogant brat who is thrown out of his father’s house after a squabble. You then set out to take revenge of this disgrace, taking your battleship and setting sail. You must do jobs like escorting merchant ships and fighting off magical monsters, as well as trading. You’d have to pay $13 to buy this game outside of the bundle.
Orbitron: Revolution: This game is a classic style shoot-em-up with modern 3D graphics. You are pitted against a horde of robots whose goal is to destroy an orbital power station. It has three game modes and two space fighters to choose from. On its own, this game costs $3.
Three Dead Zed: This is an Action RPG Platformer which was drawn entirely by hand. You play as an experimental zombie that is breaking out of a test facility. This zombie can transform into three unique forms. If you’re interested in playing as the zombie for once, this game would usually run for about $5.
Tiny and Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers: In Tiny and Big, you are take control of a technofile guy (Tiny) with a strange grappling/gripping device, in a world where common physics apply but everything else is different. You had a great attitude towards the way things were with the world before Big shows up and steals the only thing your Grandfather left you, a pair of white underpants. Surely he’s up to no good, so you adventure after him. Normally to chase down Big with your homemade raygun it’d cost you $10.
Influence: You are an idea. Your goal is to spread your idea to everyone. You must grow your flock of ids, and lead them to victory. You influence other ids by outnumbering them and flocking with them. Each id adds its voice to the song. For you to take on the role of an idea it’d usually run you up about $10.
Project Black Sun: This is an old school 2D sidescrolling game in which you play as an average joe who through an accident ends up in the abandoned mines. Fight your way through the mines while annihilating bosses on your way out, normally for $2.
Will Fight for Food: In Will Fight for Food, you play the role of Jared, a wrestler who’s been down on his luck since his loss at a WFF tournament. Use options ranging from violence to good citizenship on this quest for closure. Usually you’d have to pay $5 for this adventure.
Zombie Football Carnage: Fight through endless waves of enemies in this action/arena shooter, with power ups, a skill system and awesome graphics+art. Usually for this you’d be coughing up $4.
Telepath RPG: Servants of God: Is a hybrid western rpg/strategy rpg that takes place in a middle eastern steampunk fantasy setting. The government has been overthrown and your family has been put in prison. You must create a coalition to restore democracy to your home. Outside of the bundle you’d be digging through your pockets for $25 to play this game.
Hacker Evolution Duality: In Hacker Evolution Duality you are Brian Spencer, a brilliant programmer. After fast forwarding to the future, you must stop the artificial intelligence that you created as well as take back control of a huge company he once owned. You utilize tools ranging from a basic firewall cracker to state of the art voice print identification systems. You must steal money to pay for upgrades to your computer and hardware. Ordinarily this hacking adventure costs $20.
With three ways to buy and 24 fantastic indie games to choose from, the IndieFort Championship bundle is a steal, regardless of which games you choose to buy. And hey, if you wait a while longer you might just be able to snag the whole thing for a very reasonable price. To buy the bundle, head over to indiefort.com.