The latest Humble Bundle offers a handful of HTML5 based games for very little cash in support of some fine charities. The Humble Mozilla Bundle (powered by asmjs.) offers browser based games like Super Hexagon, Osmos, Zen Bound 2,  Dustforce DX, and more for as little as $1. Pay $8 or more will receive all of the above plus Democracy 3. All of the games can be taken for a test drive right on the Humble Bundle site before you buy them too.

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle is all about IndieCade the annual festival of independent games happening now in Los Angeles. The Humble Weekly Bundle IndieCade 2 offers the games LYNE, A Slow Year and Cube & Star: An Arbitrary Love for whatever you want to pay. Meet or exceed the average price to score Proteus and a double pack of ibb & obb for you and a friend.

For the next 12 days gamers can buy ten games for cheap by putting down some cash on the IndieRoyale Mystery Bundle. The bundle isn't a "mystery" because it contains mystery games (though it might, who can tell right now?); instead it's called the mystery bundle because not all of those ten games have been revealed.

We meant to mention this yesterday: the newest Humble Weekly Bundle is all about the ladies - leading ladies, that is.

The Humble Weekly Bundle: Leading Ladies offers four games featuring female leads including action-y puzzler Ms. 'Splosion Man, adventure game Lilly Looking Through, tower defense RPG Defender's Quest: Valley of the Forgotten, and the psychological horror game The Cat Lady. You can pay whatever you want to grab those games.

But if you $6 or more you can also score "choose you own adventure games" The Yawhg, or Long Live the Queen.

The latest Humble Mobile Bundle, Humble Mobile Bundle 7, offers nine Android games for as little as $5. Those willing to pay at least a buck can score The Tiny Bang Story, Color Zen Premium Color Zen Premium, Heroes of Loot Heroes of Loot, along with the soundtracks to all three games.

The current Humble Bundle, Humble Indie Bundle 12, has added three more games into the mix: The Bridge, Monaco, and Race the Sun. These games join seven other decent indie titles and a merchandise pack that's pretty pricey. Pay what you want to get SteamWorld Dig, Hammerwatch, and Gunpoint. If you pay more than the average price, you'll also get Papers, Please, Gone Home, LUFTRAUSERS, The Bridge, Monaco, and Race the Sun. Those who pay $10 or more will receive all of the above, plus early access to Prison Architect.

To celebrate the launch of PAX 2014 in Seattle today, Humble Bundle has let Penny Arcade select eight games for the PAX 10 Bundle flash sale. Pay $1 or more to get BADLAND Premium, Solar 2, Containment: The Zombie Puzzler and Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony Deluxe Pack DRM-free for select platforms. Paying $1 or more will also get you Solar 2, Containment and Jamestown on Steam for select platforms.

If you are willing to pay more than the average price you'll also get The Swapper and FEZ DRM-free and on Steam.

The latest Humble Weekly Bundle features a handful of games built by the wickedly delightful gang at Cartoon Network's Adult Swim web site. Paying $1 or more will score you Fist Puncher, Soundodger+, and Super Puzzle Platformer Deluxe on Steam.

The folks behind the popular YouTube show Extra Credits have teamed up with the Humble Bundle to create the Humbly Weekly Bundle: Extra Credits.

Pay $1 or more to get indie hits Enemy Mind, One Finger Death Punch and Two Brothers. Beat the average price to score Master Reboot and Stick it to The Man! If you pay $15 or more, you'll get everything plus Ether One Deluxe Edition and Early Access to Hand of Fate.

The American Red Cross and Child's Play are the charities of note this week. Find out more at www.humblebundle.com/weekly.

The Humble Jumbo Bundle 2 offers three games for whatever you want and seven if you are willing to pay more than $15 bucks. Paying more than $1 will get you The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing - Complete Pack from Neocore Games, Deadlight from Tequila Works, and Galactic Civilizations II: Ultimate Edition from Stardock.

Paying more than the average price will get you Terraria, THE KING OF FIGHTERS XIII Steam Edition, and Crusader Kings II (with 3 DLC Unit Packs).

According to research firm DFC Intelligence, 92 percent of all PC game sales across the world were digital in 2013. Speaking to PCR , the firm also said that it expects this number to increase in the years to come. DFC said earlier this year that the PC games market had surpassed the console gaming sector in terms of total revenues.

The Humble Square Enix Bundle has added five additional games into its already massive offering, for a total of twenty games for anyone willing to pay $15 or more.

The bundle offers Thief Gold, Mini Ninjas, Daikatana, Hitman: Codename 47, Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and Anachronox for $1 or more.

If you pay more than the average price (currently hovering near $9), you'll also get The Last Remnant, Just Cause, Hitman: Blood Money, Hitman: Contracts, Hitman: Absolution, Deus Ex: Invisible War, Deus Ex: The Fall, Nosgoth Veteran Pack, and Battlestations: Midway.

The latest Humble Bundle offers 14 Square Enix Games for as little as $15. The freshly launched Humble Square Enix Bundle offers Thief Gold, Mini Ninjas, Daikatana, Hitman: Codename 47, Hitman 2: Silent Assassin and Anachronox for a $1 or more.

If you pay more than the average price, you'll also get Deus Ex: Invisible War, Deus Ex: The Fall, Hitman: Absolution, Battlestations Midway and the Nosgoth Veteran Pack.

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle is Humble Bundle Simulators 2, which offers a handful of simulation games for whatever you want DRM-free and in support of charity.

Pay what you want to get for Universe Sandbox, Cook, Serve, Delicious! and Out of the Park Baseball 14. Pay $6 or more to also get Turbo Dismount and Tropico 4: Steam Special Edition.

If you are willing to cough up $10 or more, you can get everything already mentioned plus Euro Truck Simulator 2 along with the brand new Fantasy Paint Jobs Pack available exclusively through this bundle.

If you love X-Com, then you'll be interested to know that four X-Com games have been added to the Humble Bundle's latest bundle - the Humble 2K Bundle.

Pay $1 or whatever you want for BioShock, The Darkness II and The Bureau: XCOM Declassified.

If you pay more than the average price (currently at $8.05), you can get your hands on BioShock 2, Mafia II, Spec Ops: The Line, and the X-COM: Complete Pack (X-COM: UFO Defense, Terror from the Deep, Apocalypse, Interceptor, and Enforcer).

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle is chosen by Gamepedia and features ten games for a low, low price - to benefit charities IndieCade Foundation and First Book. Pay what want over a $1 to get Windforge, Stacking, ReignMaker and early access to Paranautical Activity. As an added bonus you will also be provided with Tower of Elements, the game that inspired ReignMaker, and a closed beta key for Strife.

Humble Bundle's latest bundle may just be the biggest offering yet. Today it announced the Humble 2K Bundle, offering a bunch of 2K Games' latest and greatest games.

Pay $1 or whatever you want for BioShock, The Darkness II and The Bureau: XCOM Declassified.

If you pay more than the average price (currently at $5.60), you can get your hands on BioShock 2, Mafia II and Spec Ops: The Line.

The latest Humble Weekly Bundle, the Humble Weekly Strategy Bundle, offers seven games worth $114 for $9 or more. Pay what you want for Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves, Stronghold Crusader HD, and Cubetractor (none of these games are available for Mac or Linux, and all must be redeemed via Steam).

To celebrate the launch of the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles tomorrow Humble Bundle has teamed up with Twitch and others to present an E3 Digital Ticket. While watching the live stream on Twitch, you can pay want you want to get a bunch of digital goodies.

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle is all about making games. The Humble Weekly Bundle RPGMAKER gives you the tools you need to make an RPG or adventure game with relative ease. Pay what you want for RPG Maker VX Ace plus the DLC Bundle #1 which includes music and graphic assets to include in your games.

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle offers games from Triumph Studios and Larian Studios. The Humble Weekly Bundle by Triumph & Larian offers Age of Wonders, Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic, Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity for whatever price you want.

If you are willing to pay more than $6 you can also get those games and Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne and Divinity II: The Developer's Cut.

Paying more than $15 will get you all of the aforementioned games and Divinity: Dragon Commander.

For the next 13 days Humble Bundle is hosting a daily bundle sale where a new bundle is offered for whatever you're willing to pay. Today's bundle is the Deep Silver ReBundle, which offers a previous bundle containing a bunch of Deep Silver's top games.

This week's Humble Weekly Bundle features classic games tweaked by the fine folks at Night Dive Studios to work on modern-day PCs. The bundle includes a number of great games including Sir-Tech's RPG classics Wizardry 6: Bane of the Cosmic Forge, Wizardry 7: Crusaders of the Dark Savant, and Wizardry 8; Looking Glass Studios' sci-fi action RPG System Shock 2; cult-classic horror game, Shadow Man; and the adventure game classics The 11th Hour; The 7th Guest, Harvester, and I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream.

This week's Humble Weekly sale is all about being cooperative. The Humble Co-op Weekly Bundle offers the multiplayer action platformer Awesomenauts, the FPS and tower defense hybrid, Sanctum 2, and the fantasy arcade action RPG, Wanderlust: Rebirth - all for whatever you want to pay.

If you pay $6 or more you'll also receive platformer game Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken, tower-defense strategy game sequel Orcs Must Die! 2 Complete Pack, and the free-form aerial beat 'em-up, Aces Wild: Manic Brawling Action!.

Last week we asked our readers how they divide up their Humble Bundle purchases. The majority of you said that it is divided up equally amongst charities, the Humble Bundle organizers and developers. A majority - 58 percent - said that your purchase are split up amongst all parties.

When you purchase a Humble Bundle, not only do you get to pick the price you pay, you get to decide how it's divided up between charity, the developers of the bundle's games or Humble Bundle itself.

This week's poll asks how you usually split up your payment.  Do you go all charity?  Give it all to the devs?  Do you spread the love around?

Or hey, maybe you've never bought a Humble Bundle.

The latest Humble Weekly Bundle Sale is presented by the folks at Devolver Digital, and offers three games for whatever you want to pay. Those games are The Real Texas, Cryptic Sea EP, and Dungeon Hearts, available DRM-free for Windows, Mac and Linux. If you pay $6 or more, you'll also receive Foul Play, Legend of Dungeon and KRUNCH Digital Collector's Edition. KRUNCH Digital Collector's Edition comes with exclusive comic.

The latest Humble Weekly Bundle has a special guest host - the fine folks at popular gaming website Destructoid. This week's Humble Weekly Sale has been hand-picked by the staff at Destructoid and includes three games for whatever price you want to pay, and an additional three tiles if you are willing to pony up a little bit more money.

The latest Humble Bundle deal, Humble Bundle: PC and Android 9, offers six games to play at home using your PC (Windows, Mac, and Linux) and on the go using your favorite Android-powered mobile device.

Bundle Stars has teamed up with publisher Kalypso Media Digital to launch what it calls a "massive bundle" which knocks an incredible $150 off the price of a ton of games.