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THQ Humble Bundle

Posted on November 29th, 2012. By Rob Jones.

Good guy everyone

Publishers THQ have been going through a rough time lately, so it seems they're thinking outside the box to come up with some cash. Enter the Humble THQ Bundle.

The Humble Bundle is a great concept that allows you as a gamer to get your hands on a collection of games at a price which suits you (i.e. a bargain). Any money that you give is divided between charity, the game developers and the humble bundle people - at a ratio you decide.

Previous bundles have all had some great titles, and this THQ one is no different. All games listed are for PC and are unlocked with a Steam code:

The Humble THQ Bundle

Darksiders
Metro 2033
Red Faction: Armageddon
Company of Heroes
Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts
Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor
*BONUS* Saints Row the Third (when you pay more than the average bid, currently around $5.50 USD)

The Humble Bundle website