Groupees is back with their 5th Build a Bundle. Buyers must choose at least two games of the nine available games. Each game will raise the minimum price by $0.75 cents, though buyers are encouraged to pay what they want for the game.
Build a Bundle 5 features physics puzzler Storm in a Teacup, FPS Manhunter, 2d platformer Marvin’s Mittens, space sim Dawnstar, classic platformer ODdworld: Abe’s Oddysee and Exodus, isometric strategy game Nethergate: Resurrection, action RPG SpellForce: Platinum Edition, adventure puzzler Lume, and platformer Dawning. The games are a mix of Desura, Steam, and DRM free downloads. Several games are currently participating in the Steam Greenlight program. Those games successfully Greenlit will get Steam keys.
Build your bundle here.
It seems that Dragonball Z fans aren’t the only ones excited for the theatrical release of the newest film Battle of Gods. Being the first Dragonball Z movie in over 17 years, the film has Toei hopeful that they can earn 3 billion yen (roughly $30.2 Australian) over the course of the theatrical release. The film has a large backing from a number of companies who are supporting it through promotional tie-ins and products, such as KFC’s range of Dragonball themed food, in order to gain further attention. Pre-sale tickets also grant Japanese fans a QR code, which allows them to face the God of Destruction himself in the 3DS game Dragonball Heroes: Ultimate mission.
