The Humble Frozenbyte Bundle

I find it interesting that the linux crew are paying over twice as much as windows/mac users on average. Higher average age and therefore disposable income do you suppose?

I'm curious, what is the licensing on the included Jack Claw source code?<p>Could I mod it and release it? (Commercially?) What about the included media?<p>PS. Attempted to get answers from fronzebyte via the in page "chat with frozenbyte" widget. Not much help from them at all. Kind of discouraging.<p><pre><code> Heya, curious about the included Jack Claw source--whats the licensing on it? →Would some one be able to mod and release the source? With existing media assets? How about commercially? →(Not that I want to buy the source, compile it and sell it) But was curious about utilizing the engine and assets to create a different game and how release options would be liited (or not) →limited* Joonas/FrozenByte: I suggest you to go to the frozenbyte jack claw forums and ask about the stuff there. →Where would that be? (no answer)</code></pre>

I think I'm going to have to break my no-game-buying pledge for this bundle, another comment [1] pointed out Trine is local co-operative and I want to show my support for that type of gameplay.<p>[1] <a href="http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2438072" rel="nofollow">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2438072</a> (in a dead thread)

The last bundle was fantastic. My wife &#38; I are still playing World of Goo, Osmos, and Braid. We're both busy people so these are exactly (and only) the kinds of games we enjoy.

Is there anything as good as Braid in this bundle? I bought the last Humble Indie Bundle and nothing really struck my fancy as much as Braid. The game play is truly innovative and the difficulty on par with Apple II and Amiga games of my youth.

Did anyone download the source code that came from the last bundle? I'm always on the lookout for good game code to examine.

I bought the previous bundle, but now I'm torn. On the one hand, I want to show support for them and for linux gaming. OTOH, the hardware requirements are rather steep for me. The games I've gotten around to playing from the last bundle all run well on Intel graphics.

The last bundle posed an interesting moral quandary for me. I didn't want to spend much money, but I also didn't want to pay below what I thought it was worth. So I ended up not buying it at all.