Four more games have joined the latest Humble Indie Bundle, resulting in a grand total of ten games as long as you pay more than the $6.05 average.

The new additions are:

• BIT.TRIP RUNNER
• Gratuitous Space Battles
• Jamestown: Legend of the Lost Colony
• Wizorb

This is, of course, on top of the six previous games, and the many soundtracks that come alongside their game counterparts.

Obviously I haven’t had time to play the entirety of the bundle, but so far it’s Dustforce that really stands out. In fact at such a tiny price all the other games could be terrible and it would still be worth buying just for Dustforce.

At ten games, this is the biggest Humble Indie Bundle yet (Humble Indie Bundle 4 also had ten games, but half of them were the same games from the previous bundle.)

Although It’s the biggest, I can’t say it’s the best. It’ll take a lot to top the magnificent Humble Indie Bundle 5, which gave us:

• Amnesia: The Dark Decent
• Limbo
• Psychonauts
• Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP
• Bastion

All of which are held up as some of the best games to have graced the world of gaming.

The current Humble Indie Bundle has already sold 250,000 units, totaling $1,500,000 (rounded) at time of writing. You can purchase the bundle or learn more here.