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Originally Posted by Junkenstein
The humble indie bundle is way better but Steam has an indie pack of his own, apparetly.
It's called "The Steam Play Indie Pack", costs 19 euros (how's that in dollaz?) and includes "World of Goo" (already in the humble), "Machinarium" (A masterpiece of genius and poetry that is required) plus three things i have no idea about:
-"And yet it moves" which seems cool but a bit looks over substance
-"Osmos" which fascinates me incredibly. Mostly because it seems designed by a druggie.
-"Galcon Fusion" No Idea
Also "Torchlight" is half price for the weekend. If you're one of those sad beings that hasnt got it yet, you have an occasion to fix your useless, pathetic life.
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I have Osmos, it reminds me of Carl Sagan, which a lovely thing to be reminded of. I play it after intense games of Left 4 Dead 2 to relax. That's not to say it's an easy game but it's a relaxing, even comforting one (to me, at least).
And if you don't buy Torchlight at this price, you are wrong.
EDIT:
a useful page for those who just got steam on the mac.