The Bundle in a Box is now hosting an Indie Strategy Bundle. This particular one features 11 different games with a decidedly tactical twist. So find out with us whether you might be interested in this bundle.
The Indie Strategy Bundle Games
From games where you aren’t actually fighting traditional battles to fun with robots this bundle has a huge variety of games for you to check out. Here is some info on each one:
- Us and Them – Cold War is about manipulating the flow of information and changing the tide of the Cold War.
- Storm over the Pacific focuses on the conflict that took place around the Pacific and has many different elements in one game.
- AI War: Fleet Command features a futuristic war between the remnants of humanity and robotic overlords.
- Creeper World 1 and 2 are tower defense games where you must also gather resources.
- Strategic War in Europe is just that. A hex-based strategy game fought over Europe.
- The Trouble with Robots is a card based strategy game where you build a deck to defeat some, well, troublesome robots.
- Age of Conquest III is a Risk-style game with additional strategic elements.
To get Creeper World 2 and a few other games you need to pay above $4.90:
- Project Aftermath is an arcade RTS game where you fight with small squads like you sometimes did in Command and Conquer.
- Mayhem Intergalactic is a 4X space simulation with some additional depth compared to many of them.
- Fall Weiss lets you play the underdog as you attempt to defeat the Nazis as the Polish before they can really get started. It’s at least a strange and unique concept.
There are also extras such as art and wallpapers if they sell enough. Overall they seem to put quite a bit of effort into this bundle all around.
Getting the Indie Strategy Bundle
Right now you can get the bundle at the Bundle In A Box site. Right now the minimum is only $1.99 and it supports indie developers and charity as usual. While the games may not be from the biggest names in the industry this is one of the few bundles that has remained indie the whole time. It’s worth supporting for that reason alone.
