Humble Mobile Bundle 9 Updated With ‘So Long, Oregon’ And ‘Mountain’—And We’re Giving Away 10 Free Codes

Humble Mobile Bundle 9 may now be just the fix from residents of America’s mountainous Northwest who venture out to the warmer, southeastern portions of the country and suddenly find themselves homesick. The current bundle has been updated with two games that kind of take players on a virtual trip the Rockies: So Long, Oregon (explicitly) and Mountain (not so much). These two titles will go out to anyone who pays over the average, including those who already have.

So Long, Oregon is a side-scrolling game with what the Humble Bundle refers to as “historically accurate terrain collision rendering.” The graphics are nearly basic (okay, bad) enough to make the original Oregon Trail look like a treat. But it’s good lighthearted fun for anyone who considers the aforementioned game a bit of a trudge. Just be careful, because there is still a good chance someone’s going to die of dysentery.

As for Mountain, it’s not so much a game as it is a glorified screensaver. Players, and I do use this word lightly here, watch life on a floating mountain. Trees grow, the sun sets, and time moves on. You can read our full post for more on the “game,” or you can just check out the trailer below.

These two games join Bardbarian: Golden Axe Edition, First Strike, Leo’s Fortune, Neuroshima Hex, Out There, and Syberia. Leo’s Fortune is well worth more than the price of this bundle alone, and that’s not even considering that if you pick up the full set now, you will also donate a proportion of your payment to charity. The Humble Bundle is also throwing in a copy of Devil’s Attorney for free.

But if you rather avoid the exchanging-money process entirely and would prefer to pay for your goods in comments, you’re in luck. We’re giving away ten free bundles, and the instructions below will explain to you how to win.

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