If you're into one-off puzzles and the game's quirky, 2D aesthetic appeals to your artistic sense, you (and your wallet) could do worse than Hamlet. Just don't expect a Sam & Max levels of production value or scripting here, this is strictly for the bargain bin crowd. And now the inevitable Shakespeare quote: "How come you're always such a fussy young man,/Don't want no Captain Crunch, don't want no Raisin Bran?/Well, don't you know that other kids are starving in Japan?/So eat it. Just eat it." Word life.
Indie Royale's very own Mixer Bundle is back again, offering another list of quality (and not so quality) titles at a dirt cheap asking price.
Gamesta.com is back with more indie deals. This time, Bundle in a Box returned with no less than 11 games, which are available starting at the low price of $4. Most of these are also redeemable through Steam and should last you quite some time.
"In April of 2010, mif2000 released Hamlet for PC users. A year later, an iOS version was made available, and earlier this year an Android version was made available. Now, Hamlet is also available on Steam, two years since its original release." - Tom Christiansen
