Humble Square Enix Bundle wants all your money

23 July 2014
Humble

Humble really isn’t getting the message that we’re really poor this month.

With payday still 2 days away (for most people), the folks over at Humble have slapped together yet another tempting bundle.

The Humble Square Enix Bundle lets you pay what you want for some classic Square Enix titles such as:

  • Thief Gold
  • Daikatana
  • Mini Ninjas
  • Anachronox
  • Hitman: Codename 47
  • Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

Pay more than the average (currently $7.81 – R82.50) and you will also get:

  • Deus Ex: Invisible War
  • Deus Ex: The Fall
  • Hitman: Absolution
  • Nosgoth Veteran Pack and
  • Battlestations: Midway

You may just want to succumb to temptation and fork over $15 to get all of the above plus Deus Ex: Human Revolution (Director’s cut!), Just Cause 2, Deus Ex: GOTYE, and Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days.

That’s a whole lot of bang for your buck.

Sure, Daikatana and Kane and Lynch aren’t exactly…good. But R160 for the entire Deus Ex legacy, plus everything else?

I’m sure I can live on 2-minute noodles until Friday. Right?

If you’re keen on the bundle, head over to Humble.

Humble Square Enix Bundle

Humble Square Enix Bundle

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  1. Jans
    23.07.2014 at 21:19

    I hate Square and all their assorted entrails. All they do is buy successful franchises and then suck out the last bit of blood from their dead carcases.

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