The Indie Royale Alpha Collection #1

[Lily]

Indie Royale has debuted its first ever "Alpha" bundle! Three in-development titles have been hand-picked that already have playable alpha versions. First up is Towns, a city building/management game mixed with an RPG. Next is 3079, a futuristic open-world action first person role playing game (whoa, that's a mouthful) with randomly generated content that claims to be the lovechild of Minecraft & Fallout. Finally we have Wyv and Keep: The Temple of the Lost Idol, a 2D co-op puzzle platformer.

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[prowler]

Towns and Wyv & Keep looks interesting... can't say the same for 3079 though.
I'll probably pick it up for Towns.

 

[overlord00]

would not pay any money for any of these games... and i wont.

 

[BoxmanWTF]

Wyv & Keep is the only one I'd get, but I'm still not going to buy the bundle ._.

 

[Erdnaxela]

I bought it, I like dwarf fortress and I want to try Towns.
And Wyv & Keep looks really good.

 

[Geren]

so many indie bundles lately

 

[Clydefrosch]

...humble bundle also had a game like this, splot or something?
thats still not downloadable.

to be honest, i dont believe in paying for something that might very well be canceled later.
or to put it in better words, i do think that funding something isnt something bad, but funding means you should get something in return, something else than the product, for the risk and all

 

[lufere7]

3079 look like a minecraft mod.

 

[Alexrose]

The difference is: Indie Royale is run by journalists from indiegames.com who played all these games and made them famous if they are. Humble Bundle is randomers using piracy as a guise. If I want to donate to charity I'll do it myself and spent money with my disposable income, not split my disposable income into what I'm being morally judged into donating to some random charity and the rest to game devs trying to earn a living.

 

[Rydian]

Woah, dwarf fortress inspiration? Okay yeah I'll try towns.

The difference is: Indie Royale is run by journalists from indiegames.com who played all these games and made them famous if they are. Humble Bundle is randomers using piracy as a guise.

Those are some pretty heavy accusations. Got anything to back them up?

 

[Alexrose]

I'm related to the people who run it so there's my grievances

 

[Rydian]

That doesn't really explain anything.

 

[shadowmanwkp]

It's more along the lines of clarifying the wrong part of the post.

 

[Zane]

Bought it, i like inde games, most of the dare to do stuff most big game corporations dont. And since they are way cheaper then most games, i dont see a lose in it anyway.