![]() While past Humble Bundles have prided themselves on offering their games as DRM-free downloads for Windows, Mac, or Linux, though, the THQ bundle breaks precedent by providing games only as Steam-activated Windows downloads. The Humble THQ Bundle launching today offers buyers a number of the publisher's legacy titles- Darksiders, Company of Heroes (and its Opposing Fronts and Tales of Valor expansions), Metro 2033, and Red Faction®: Armageddon-along with a copy of Saints Row: The Third for those who fork out more than the average sale price of the bundle. The company's latest bundle, a partnership with major publisher THQ, could ruin that reputation in one stroke by abandoning some of the core principles that made the Humble Bundle so refreshingly different two years ago. ![]() ![]() Since its successful debut back in 2010, the Humble Bundle has built a reputation for combining little-known independent games with a popular pay-what-you-want model and platform-agnostic, DRM-free downloads. (See the bottom of this piece for an update from Humble Bundle co-founder John Graham) Aurich Lawson / Thinkstock reader comments 182 with
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