Humble Bundle is turning Japanese, again

I’ve already made a joke about a Humble Bundle turning Japanese, but I never pass up a chance to reference The Vapors, so…

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Humble Weekly Bundle: Games From Japan offers, as you might expect, seven games from the Land of the Rising Sun. Paying $1 nets you fighting game Vanguard Princess (along with the Hilda Rize and Lilith DLC), 70s-anime-inspired shmup Supercharged Robot VULKAISER, and the special edition of RPG/puzzle game 99 Spirits.

Moving up to the Beat the Average tier (currently $6.37) tacks on cutesy action-RPG Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure, doujin JRPG The Sacred Tears TRUE, and NEO AQUARIUM – The King of Crustaceans, a “competitive 3D shooting game” in which you control lobsters, crabs, and barnacles. No, really.

Finally, paying $10 throws in a copy of the console war-spoofing JRPG Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1.

Does this sound like your sort of thing? Then click here to buy this latest Humble Bundle.


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