Itch's Bundle For Racial Justice And Equality hit $5m and is still adding games, like Pyre

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E3 be damned, the hottest thing in gaming right now isItch’s Bundle For Racial Justice And Equality. The absolutely giant bundle tonight passed its fundraising goal of $5,000,000 and is still going, and it is still adding more games. Such as: hey,Pyreis in there now, the gorgeous sporting story fromBastiondevs Supergiant. As I write, there are now 1637 items in the bundle. It is a phenomenal bargain for an excellent cause.

I am so glad it has hit its goal. And with four days left, I’m excited to see how much more the bundle can raise.

In case you need more convincing, we’ve been highlighting some of its gameson our tag, both big’uns you likely already know and diddy’uns you might not. There are so many good games that we could write about nothing but bundle games all day and still not hit everything. We’ve still not started on Night In The Woods, Celeste,Minit,Hidden Folks,Glittermitten Grove(is this bundle the real Frog Fractions 2?), Diaries Of A Spaceport Janitor, Quadrilateral Cowboy… you get the picture. But we will be talking more about more bundle games in the coming days.

I point out Pyre because it’s the latest big name to catch my eye. For more on that, consult Brendy’sPyre review:

“It wants you to recognise that people are not there necessarily so that you can Win Win Win, that others, even your enemies, sometimes deserve their desires over your own machinations. There are messages woven into the tale about justice, mercy, forgiveness, and liberty in a way that few games even attempt to cover. And I haven’t mentioned once howstunningthe whole thing looks – I barely even need to say that. I only wish that the mechanics and feeling of Pyreball lived up to that strong storytelling, because it so often feels like an interruption to a great tale. But even I, who just rambled for thousands of words about how busted and rubbish I think the sport is, can forgive the game its flaws.”

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