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Humble Bundle 10 adds three more games for PC, Android
Humble Bundle organizers have added three bonus games to the ongoing Humble Bundle: PC and Android 10, bringing the collection up to 11 featured games at a pay-what-you-want price point. Ludosity's Zelda-like action-adventure game Ittle Dew, Mode 7's tactical sim Frozen Synapse, and Subatomic Studios' classic tower defense game Fieldrunners are now a part of Humble Bundle 10, joining previously featured PC and Android games Metal Slug 3, Skulls of the Shogun, Breach & Clear, Symphony, Draw a Stickman Epic, Galcon Legends, Galcon Fusion, and Fieldrunners 2. Buyers can unlock Humble Bundle 10's bonus games by beating the collection's average purchase price (currently just under $5), with an optional portion of proceeds benefiting the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Child's Play Charity. [Video: Ludosity / Humble Bundle]
New Nintendo eShop releases: Mario Kart 8, Ittle Dew
Let's face it, if you're a Wii U owner you're well aware Mario Kart 8 is out tomorrow. It's the series' first HD entry, when you register it online you get a code for a free game, and you know this. But, maybe for some foul reason you're less Mario Kart 8 and more Mario Kart Hate. Luckily for you, you fiend, there are other games out on Nintendo systems this week. First off there's Ittle Dew, a familiarly heroic adventure that's making a far too appropriate jump to Wii U. The influx of GBA games for Wii U continues with Klonoa: Empire of Dreams, and retro fans can also grab Mega Man Xtreme 2 on 3DS. Sales-wise, a 33-percent cut pushes 3DS games Pushmo and Crashmo down to $4.69 and $6 respectively. That offer ends on June 13, a week before Pushmo World drops on Wii U.
Nintendo shows off 18 indie games for Wii U in video montage
Nintendo opened the floodgates on the Wii U's indie offerings in a video today, showing 18 different games coming to the system from European and Australian developers. Head past the break to see the list of games shown in the video. Among things missing from the video were release dates for some of the games, which is a blessing given the state of our wallets right now. We do know that Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams launches this month on Wii U and Ittle Dew will head to the system this fall or winter.
Zelda-like indie adventure Ittle Dew out now on PC, coming soon to Steam and Ouya
Ittle Dew, a cartoony, classic adventure game that uses a Zelda-like dungeon formula, is available now for $13.99 through developer Ludosity's official site. The game includes online leaderboards and a number of shortcuts, so it is designed to encourage speedrunning. Purchases through the site will be redeemable for PC, Mac and Linux, both DRM-free and via Steam, which it will launch on at the end of July. Ittle Dew should have launched on Ouya this week as well, though the developer noted on Twitter that it is still in review before being pushed to the storefront. It will come to iPad, Android tablets and Wii U sometime this fall or winter, according to a recent release schedule blog update by Ludosity. %Gallery-193263%
