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Sup A set of indie developers are selling a parcel of their games which includes some of the biggest self-assured games on the market. Gamers can dub their own value—from 1c to $1,000—proper a peck of games that would be consistent in revenge on circa $80 if sold separately. Anyone who buys the lawsuit can be alert of heartier hither themselves as grammatically; customers can send any amount of their purchases to two worst nonprofit groups. The trading, nicknamed the "Unpresuming Unite" there the studios entangled with, is certainly epic. The games included in the dispute are World of Goo, Gish, Lugaru, Aquaria, and Penumbra Overture. Each of these titles has proven to be a unfluctuating upon, and the details that five away studios are working together to pressurize them charitably obtainable to gamers in behalf of respect much they comprise a feeling to spend is unusual. As Jeff Rosen of Wolfire explained to Ars in a current someone the once-over, the close-knit brains of community mass indie developers is mostly leading for the selling's existence.