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Humble Mobile Bundle 3 brings Ridiculous Fishing and Swordigo to Android

There’s a new Humble Mobile Bundle out, and this time it is focusing specifically on Android games. The pay-what-you-want bundle...

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Shunal Doke|Nov 20, 2013, 12:22:35 IST

There’s a new Humble Mobile Bundle out, and this time it is focusing specifically on Android games. The pay-what-you-want bundle features a bunch of mobile games, including a couple that are making their debut on Android after being exclusive to iOS devices. The bundle includes Epoch, Rymdkapsel, SpellTower and Swordigo. Paying over the average, which sits at $4.94 (Rs 307 approx) at the time of writing, will get you Ridiculous Fishing and Kingdom Rush. After a week, more games will be added to the higher-than-average list.

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Out of the list of games, Ridiculous Fishing and Swordigo are making their debut on Android devices. Both the games were previously exclusive to iOS. Developer of the former, Vlambeer, had announced that the game would be making its way to Android “soon”, but hadn’t divulged any more details. It's still not out on Google Play yet. Both Kingdom Rush and Rymdkapsel had also originally made their mobile debut on iOS, but eventually got ported to Android as well. All of the games in the bundle are free of DRM.

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Despite it having been just hours since the bundle's launch, 44,015 bundles have already been purchased at the time of writing, with total payments sitting at more than $200,000. When purchasing the bundle, buyers get to decide where the money goes—developers, charities or a Humble tip—and can use sliders to decide how much of the money will be split to go where. The charities that are part of the bundle include the Child’s Play Charity and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

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First Published:Nov 20, 2013, 12:22:35 IST
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