Humble Bundle Launches Humble Store. Pay-what-you-want plus charity digital distributor opens new fixed-price store while continuing to support charity.
Press Release:
San Francisco, CA — November 11, 2013 — Humble Bundle, best known for its two week, pay-what-you-want video game bundles, launched the Humble Store today. The Humble Store starts with a selection of our favorite games with new titles arriving daily. Ten percent of Humble Store proceeds go to select charities including the American Red Cross, Child’s Play, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
The Humble Store is a permanent addition to the website that will have many more games than could ever fit in a Humble Bundle. That means more opportunities for Humble customers to find great games at great prices while supporting charity.
“I am extremely excited by the Humble Store because I think it expands Humble Bundle’s ability to be useful to game developers and gamers while supporting great causes,” said John Graham, Co-Founder and COO of Humble Bundle.
“We’re proud to have Don’t Starve in the new Humble Store Debut Sale,” said Jamie Cheng, founder of Klei Entertainment Inc. “Humble has consistently been a terrific partner to work with.”
The Humble Store Debut Sale launches today with the store featuring nine discounted games: Don’t Starve, Prison Architect, Rogue Legacy, Euro Truck Simulator 2, Natural Selection II, The Swapper, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, Orcs Must Die! 2, and Gunpoint. The store will feature newly added games every day as we build the store throughout the Debut Sale.
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See the complete list of games and charities at https://www.humblebundle.com/store.
About Humble Bundle
Humble Bundle is a digital distribution platform that is known for bundling awesome cross-platform games, movies, music and books and putting the power directly in the hands of the consumers, offering them fully-featured titles at prices they set themselves. Consumers pay what they want, and decide how to allocate their money between developers, charity, and a humble tip. Humble Bundle recently opened the digital doors to the Humble Store, which sells great games at great prices 24/7.
Founded in 2010 by former independent game developers John Graham and Jeffrey Rosen, Humble Bundle has since worked with hundreds of independent developers and major publishers and raised more than $28 million for charity. Humble Bundle is a modest team with a dream, supported by more than 3 million customers.