Humble Bundle Inc. has named AbleGamers its Humble Bundle Charity of the month for July. Humble Bundle is an online gaming store that, through the sales of pay-what-you-want discounted games (many indie,) has raised over $60 million for charity.
For $12 a month, you can subscribe to Humble Bundle and receive select games. You will also receive an additional 10% off every purchase. That $12 goes to helping support various charities. Starting this month, Humble Bundle subscribers received eight games that will benefit AbleGamers: Hurtworld Kentucky Route Zero Satellite Reign TIS-100 The Red Solstice Avernum 2: Crystal Souls Cthulhu Realms Copoka
(Must have been an exclusive because I couldn’t find it in the store. An even better reason to start subscribing!)
If you’d like to start subscribing and receive a pack of games every month, the whole while supporting great charities, you can get started here.
NBC Universal has released a preview trailer for the two upcoming anime adaption of Danganronpa. Danganronpa: The End Of Hope’s Peak Academy – Future Volume, and Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope’s Peak Academy – Despair Volumn will both be set to premiere on July 14 in Japan, and will be simulcast with english subtitles on Funamation .
Gonna catch ’em all! Pokemon Go is now out in Australia, New Zealand, and USA? I have yet to find the app in my Google Play Store (it said it’s not yet available in my country), but as things start to roll out, I suspect we will see it on all devices soon -without compatibility issues. While the official release dates were never officially announced, today’s surprise debut looks like it might be launching with a few hiccups. While I have yet to see the game in my Play Store, Pokemon Go is reported to be up and running on all mobile devices in Australia and New Zealand.
Unfortunately, the reported US release is up for Android users only (if you’re lucky enough to snag it) so those with iOS will have to wait just a bit longer.
Now, I must go refresh the app store until I can go out into the world and catch Pokemon! Are you able to get Pokemon Go on your Android device?
This app is so metal Did you know Iron Maiden had a game that has been in development? Well, now you do!
Iron Maiden Legacy of the Beast released today, July 5, 2016 for IOS and Android as a free-to-play app. The game is an RPG based on Eddie, the icon of Iron Maiden. In Legacy of the Beast players can pick from 5 classes to form a team (Warrior, Sentinel, Magus, Gunner, and Assassin), and embark on a tactical journey while you “Run To The HILLS!” and level your characters up to your liking. Best yet, all music is original work from Iron Maiden.
Be sure to check out the release trailer below, and give the game a try
From Rising Star Games, the publisher behind Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut and Poncho, comes Gareth Noyce’s newest retro style platformer Lumo. Featuring cross buy/save on the Sony platform, you can take your game on the road. Available on PS Vita , PS4, XBO, PC, Mac, and Linux for $19.99.
You can also pick up the soundtrack on Bandcamp here.
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