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Freebie Friday; Borderlands, the Handsome Collection and more

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Borderlands, the Handsome Collection If you haven't played any of the Borderlands games yet, and you have a PC, you should check out Epic's current free game, Borderlands, the Handsome Collection . The collection collects Borderlands 2 , Borderlands the PreSequel (which includes events that presage the story in Borderlands 2 , but came out between Borderlands 2 and 3 ), and all DLC content. Yes, it's the second installment in the saga of dystopian irreverence and ribaldry that is the Borderlands series, but it's a good jumping on point. The first two Borderlands games are among the few that I've played all the way through, and - with two and three - among the even more rare game that I buy as close to launch as possible. The series has been praised as the first of the first-person looter-shooters, combining the appeal of Halo and Gears of War with the unique loot options and gear mining of Diablo and MMORPGs, it's not hyperbolic to say Borderlands l...

Free Game!

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For the next two days you can get Aegis Defenders free when you sign up for the Humble Bundle newsletter, or sign into your account if you've already signed up. Click on the banner at the top of the page to generate your Steam key. 

Free Game!

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Right now, you can get Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation FREE by signing up for the Humble Bundle newsletter. Get updates on pay-what-you-want deals for great games, and a free RTS game. What do you have to lose?   

In my humble opinion...

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Your kids may not "get it," but that's ok.   I don't have a lot of money, but there are things I'm willing to throw a few dollars at every now and then. For example, there are certain charities, like the AbleGamers Foundation , that I'll always give to or support in any way I can. (And if you aren't familiar with AbleGamers, take a minute to learn more about them . They really do fantastic work to make gaming an accessible hobby for everyone.) It's one of the reasons why I fell in love with the Humble Bundles , and have been supporting them - and growing my Steam collection to an unmanageable size - for years now. I have supported Humble Bundles for PC games, for console games, for mobile games, for e-books and audio books and comic books and - you get the picture. It's hard for me to say "no" to a book about building my own coffee roaster for a dollar, especially when I can decide how much of that dollar goes to charity, how much ...