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Indie Gala Every Monday Bundle #100 Now Available

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It’s a big one! We’ve hit 100 Every Monday Bundles and to celebrate, Indie Gala and Capsule Computers have teamed up with Black Shell Media for a special anniversary bundle. For the next two weeks, people can snag ten indie games and once DLC for a minimum purchase of $1.99.

Gamers who pay at least $1.00 will receive:

Belladonna – A gothic point and click adventure game about a corpse rising from the dead in hopes of discovering why she died and was brought back to life.

Hordelicious – A semi-hardcore wave based arena shooter with lovely minimalist pixel art and more than 45 weapons to shoot.

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Proto Raider – A single screen puzzle platformer done entirely in old school ASCII artwork.

For a minimum price of $1.99, buyers will also receive:

Raining Blobs – A fast paced arcade puzzler inspired games like Super Puzzle Fighter and Pochi and Nyaa.

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Super Ubie Island REMIX – An adorable platformer inspired by Super Mario World.

Ladra – A stealth action adventure built with RPG Maker that encourages agility and stealth over combat and violence.

Rogue State – The revolution was a stunning success! The monarchy is gone and now the hardest part is here, creating a stable nation while several factions, including your own brother, conspire against you.

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This Book Is A Dungeon – A dark adult-themed dungeon crawler with light RPG elements.

CMYW – A four player survival co-op shooter inspired by arcade shooters of yesteryears.

Protoshift – A twitch based arcade game inspired by Super Hexagon. This game comes with the OST DLC!

For the first 24 hours of the sale, the entire bundle is only $1.99, so be sure to snag the bundle at Indie Gala before price goes up.

Jamie Laike Tsui
Jamie Laike Tsui
Jamie is the Managing Editor at Capsule Computers and has covered video games and technology for over a decade. When not playing or writing about video games, he can be found studying law or nerding out on fountain pens and stationery.