Latest Humble Bundle is turning Japanese

The new Humble Bundle is Japanese. I think it’s turning Japanese. I really think so.

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No sex, no drugs, no wine, no women; just a bunch of Japanese games at rather good prices. $1 nets you the Cherry Tree High Complete Pack, side-on brawler Fairy Bloom Freesia, and language learner Influent plus a language pack. Which isn’t necessarily Japanese, but you can choose the Japanese language pack.

Beating the average ($4.48) gets you arena fighter Magical Battle Festa and four shmups: Revolver 360 Re:Actor, and the Tale of ALLTYNEX trilogy.

Finally, the $10 tier on this particular Humble Bundle throws in SRPG Rime Berta and excellent 30-second RPG Half-Minute Hero: The Second Coming.

I have no opinion on most of these. I can at least tell you that I really like Half-Minute Hero: The Second Coming, albeit maybe not as much as its predecessor, but I can’t really offer any more input than that. If you’re into shmups or really want a bunch of Japanese games, though, then look no further!

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