The $8 Palestinian Relief Bundle includes 370 games, comic books, and TTRPGs normally worth over $1,600
Apr. 20, 2024A Short Hike and so many more cool indies join to raise funds
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Independent creatives have joined together to form The Palestinian Relief Bundle - which gives you over 300 video games, tabletop manuals, soundtracks, and comic books for just $8 - to raise funds for the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund charity.
Highlights from the bundle include A Short Hike, which is a mini-open-world that gives you Breath of the Wild’s free reign in the chillest polygonal island you’ve ever been to. Your only goal is to get to the top, otherwise, you can dig for coins, fish, race other islanders, and explore at your other leisure.
The bundle also features whimsical musical adventure Wandersong, the excellent fantasy mug-brewing sim Coffee Talk, old-school textured horror Fatum Betula, and the retro Zelda-indebted Anodyne, alongside a slew of other goodies available for $8 onItch.io- although you can donate more if you like - as long as you nab it in the next eight days.
The Games For Gaza Bundle previously raised over $360,000for displaced and injured people last October, but sadly, violence in the region has only escalated since then, meaning bundles like these are still needed. Regardless, it’s a cheap way to expand your back catalog while supporting a good cause.
Nier Automata creator Yoko Taro also spoke out against the crises in Gaza and Ukraine.
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