The Humble Indie Bundle's always been proud to offer cross-platform support, but their latest promotion takes it one step further by adding Android games to the mix.
This go around, the line-up consists of platformer Edge, physics puzzler Osmos and reverse-tower-defense (yes, it's a genre) game Anomaly: Warzone Earth. Pay more than the current average, and they'll also throw in 2D Boy's phenomenal World of Goo. While Android support may be the headliner, all four games are also playable on Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.
As with prior bundles, the bundle offers your choice of DRM-free downloads or redeemable Steam keys. (There's a bit of work involved in installing the games on your Android device, so they've thrown together a helpful video to walk you through the process.) Per usual, you can pay whatever price you see fit and split the proceeds between the developers and either of two charities, Child's Play, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
The promotion will be running for the next 14 days, so grab over there and get a little mobile entertainment on the cheap.
