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| Special Edition Game Bundle: Double Fine Productions | |
| Developer | Double Fine Productions |
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| Publisher | Double Fine Productions |
| Platforms | Linux, macOS, Windows |
| Released | April 22, 2016 |
| Added to Museum |
April 22, 2016 |
Special Edition Game Bundle: Double Fine Productions was a compilation of ten video games by Double Fine Productions for Linux, macOS, and Windows (except for Iron Brigade, which is Windows only), released exclusively at PAX East in 2016.
Games
It contained a single code for Steam versions of the included games. The box contained a cutout in the front and one of ten included art prints from the ten represented games could be displayed to represent the cover.
The ten games unlocked with the included Steam code were Broken Age, Brütal Legend (including Hammer of Infinite Fate and Tears of the Hextadon), Costume Quest (including Grubbins on Ice), Grim Fandango Remastered, Hack 'n' Slash, Iron Brigade, Massive Chalice, Psychonauts, Spacebase DF-9, and Stacking (including The Lost Hobo King).
Note
The West Elmira Computers Museum owns the bundle. Inside the box owned by the WEC Museum is a 128 GB PNY flash drive with DRM-free versions of the ten games from either Steam, GOG.com, or itch.io.
