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Humble Games Workshop Bundle combines Warhammer with charity

Although tabletop game maker Games Workshop has never been known as a company that was generous with its pricing, it only seems fair to give it some good will for teaming up with Humble Bundle to offer a number of its app-based experiences available for cheap. There's something for everyone too, with a smatter of traditional Warhammer Quest action, ork-slaying 40k gaming and even a taste of something sillier with Warhammer: Snotling fling. Most for as little as $1.

Of course since this is a Humble Bundle it means it's supporting a charity, in this case Special Effect, so paying more than a dollar would be the right thing to do. Especially so in-fact, since if you pay above the average ($3.65 at the time of writing) you get access to Talisman Prologue, the aforementioned green-skinned flinger, Chainsaw Warrior: LotN and more content when it's added.

The only downside to this one is that it's an Android exclusive, but that does mean it can come DRM free.

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And if none of that catches your fancy, there's also the ongoing Humble Jumbo Bundle 4 to consider. It's letting you get ahold of big-name titles like Space Engineers, Endless Space, ScreenCheat and The Stanley Parable for just a few dollars.

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KitGuruSays: While I can't speak for most of these titles, I've spent a good amount of time with Talisman and it's a pretty faithful recreation. The multiplayer version is more fun, but it's still nice to be able to practice your strategies on the comfort of your phone. 

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  1. Errr… The Horus Heresy is free-to-play… not entirely sure what the point of putting it in a paid bundle is…