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Australia Fire Relief Humble Bundle fundraising for bushfire relief

The Australia Fire Relief Humble Bundle is the latest gaming initiative to fundraise for Australian bushfire relief.

A whopping 29 PC games will be made avaliable for a minimum donation of $25 USD, with all proceeds going to organisations that will assist Australians and Aussie wildlife impacted by our crippling bushfires.

Included games are as follows:

  • Hollow Knight
  • Void Bastards
  • Armello
  • Euro Truck Simulator 2
  • Duck Game
  • Hand of Fate 2
  • Paradigm
  • Crawl
  • The Adventure Pals
  • Regular Human Basketball
  • Satellite Reign
  • Hacknet
  • Mr. Shifty
  • Primal Carnage: Extinction
  • Assault Android Cactus
  • The Haunted Island, a Frog Detective Game
  • FRAMED Collection
  • Think of the Children
  • Feather
  • Tower of Guns
  • Rising Dusk
  • Death Squared
  • Paperbark
  • Quest of Dungeons
  • The Stillness of the Wind
  • The Gardens Between
  • PAPER FIRE ROOKIE
  • Masquerade: The Baubles of Doom
  • Machinarium

That’s a huge list, eh? You can head here to pick it up. The sale is on now and continues until 24 January.


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