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Bundle Stars Offers Choice of Games Pick & Mix Bundle

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Pick and Mix Your Indie Fix

The Pick & Mix Bundle is the newest deal from Bundle Stars. For a pre-set price, you have the opportunity to create your own bundle from a set of 15 indie games: three games for $3, five for $4, or 10 for $6. Here are a few of our top choices:

Skulls of the Shogun

by 17-BIT

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A turn-based tactical game set in a feudal Japanese afterlife, Skulls of the Shogun impressed IGR editor in chief Indie-Game-Freak with its scaling complexity, “legitimately funny” pop culture references, and the fact that it’s “a hell of a lot of fun.”

Read our full review of Skulls of the Shogun.

Ironclad Tactics

by Zachtronics

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One of the rare Zachtronics offerings not about assembling things that assemble other things, Ironclad Tactics is instead a card battle game set in an alternate steampunk history in which the American Civil War was fought by giant robots. IGR staff writer and CCG enthusiast HappyWulf was particularly impressed with the game’s comic art style and marching band soundtrack.

Read our full review of Ironclad Tactics.

Last Word

by Twelve Tiles

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Last Word: screenshot courtesy of Steam

Taking place at a posh dinner party, this conversation-based RPG combines a unique combat mechanic – it’s based on conversational wit rather than physical prowess – with clever writing (and a handful of truly awful puns).

Read our full review of Last Word.

Sanctum

by Epic Games

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An innovative combination of tower defense and first person shooter, Sanctum features gorgeous graphics in a science fiction setting. IGR’s Michael Brune was a bit put off by the lack of story and replay value, initially, but impressed by the game’s potential. Developers Epic Games have since put a lot more work into the game, not to mention releasing a sequel.

Read our full review of Sanctum.

Reverse Crawl

by Nerdook Productions

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Simple, casual and addicting, this light tactics game does a better than expected job with the hoary “play as the villains” conceit, thanks to charming characters drawn in Nerdook Productions‘ anime-influenced house style.

Read our full review of Reverse Crawl.

All games available in this bundle are redeemable on Steam. Visit Bundle Stars for the complete list.