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Play games, protect whales

By abigail.stovold | 22nd October 2015

For a short period of time, up until October 29th (11AM Pacific) gamers have the chance to access the Humble Bundle Weekly Bundle:Games Workshop in exchange for a donation to WDC.

Humble Bundle sells digital content through its pay-what you want bundle promotions and the Humble store.  Gamers can access certain bundles of games in exchange for a donation and can also decide where their money goes.  Thankfully, many choose WDC.

Since the company’s launch in 2010, Humble Bundle has raised more than $59million through the support of its community for a wide range of charities, providing aid across the world.

The Humble Bundle Weekly Bundle:Games Workshop ends on October 29th, 11:00am Pacific) so why not get your bundle and help protect whales and dolphins at the same time.

www.humblebundle.com/weekly

Here is the line-up of the bundle:

Space Hulk – Ultimate Pack
Dawn of War II: Retribution – The Last Standalone
Warhammer Quest
Talisman: Digital Edition DLC –   The Reaper Expansion Pack, Devils Minion and Black Witch Character Packs
Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team
Talisman: Digital Edition + The Frostmarch Expansion
Chainsaw Warrior
Chainsaw Warrior Lords of Night

And they will be offering the following as Free Content:

Talisman: Prologue 
Total War Warhammer:  Exclusive Chaos Warriors Wallpaper
Golgotha Run, a Dark Future Novel by Dave Stone