One million!

Holy hell, someone donated 3333,33$!

Humble update: open source extension (5/11/10)

The Humble Indie Bundle experiment has been a massive success beyond our craziest expectations. So far, in just over 7 days, 113,492 generous contributors have put down an incredible $1,027,237. Of this, contributors chose to allocate 31.03% to charity: $318,728 for the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Child's Play Charity. I have made a page for the full breakdown including credit card fees in a JSON format.

Now it's our turn to give back. As of 5/11/10, Aquaria, Gish, Lugaru HD, and Penumbra Overture pledge to go open source. We are preparing the sources right now and will be releasing them ASAP. We spent last night preparing Lugaru and it is almost available now. The code is still a little rough (no Visual Studio project yet, for instance) but hopefully with the help of the community we can rapidly make it more accessible to everyone.

Note, the games will be "free as in 'free speech', not as in 'free beer'": see each license for the full, finalized details as they come out very hopefully this week -- stay tuned. It is the underlying code that will be made available to everyone.

Feel free to continue donating to charity, to the developers, or any combination thereof below. We will still be distributing humble bundles to anyone who contributes.

BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT!

Can you believe that 25% of the downloads are people taking advantage of good will, paying nothing, stealing bandwidth and increasing costs! Mental. Some gamers are pure scum.

http://blog.wolfire.com/2010/05/Saving- ... die-Bundle