Humble this week has joined a growing number of companies that have pledged to support Australia as it fights disasters. A edition limited Humility cone, called the Australian Fire Relief Bundle, was announced on Thursday. A collection of 29 PC games is available for a small donation of $ 25, with all proceeds going to organizations dedicated to helping and rehabilitating Australian wildlife.
The Australian Fire Relief Band has a promised value of over $ 400. Each of the games included is linked to Australia in some way, including Hollow Knight, developed by Adelaide-based Team Cherry, and a fantastic storybook Paperbark, about a Wombat living in rural Australia. I am a huge fan of the multiplayer prison dungeon Scarf and a good puzzle-adventure game Intermediate Gardens, both included in the bundle and manufactured by an Australian studio.
Like all humble Bundles, the $ 25 price tag is just the suggested amount. That is a bit for gaming, but you're always welcome to pay over $ 25 a bundle. Humble usually donates 10% of each Humble Bundle purchase to the needy, but they send 100% of the money they make from the Australian Fire Relief Bundle to the World Wildlife Fund, RSPCA Australia, and Australia & # 39; s Wildlife Rescue Information and Service Service. (Polygon has a joint venture with Humble, but will not receive any Fire Bundle sales part.)
Australia's busiest fire season so far has destroyed the coast of New South Wales. Fires, Climate scientists are in touch with global warming, they have burned 26 million acres, destroyed more than 2,200 homes, and killed 28 people and nearly one million animals. Individuals and companies have gained creativity in their philanthropic efforts, from clothing sales to her removing them. The most recent humility is to donate money from video games or game items.
