Well here’s an awesome gift idea for someone who needs to do some shopping for a Windows, Mac or Linux gamer. It turns out a brand new Humble Indie Bundle has just appeared! This one has been dubbed the Humble Inversion Bundle, as it prominently features four full games and two prototype tech demos from the indie developer Inversion.

You get quite a bit of variety with the base Humble Inversion Bundle….

You’re in serious trouble. It’s the absolute last second and you still have a handful of people to shop for. But there’s always hope. Rather than running out to some store and battling the crowds today (December 23, 2010) or, even worse, on Christmas Eve, you can fall back on a nice downloadable game. It’s quick, it’s easy and in most cases, the online game store will automatically deliver your gift to whoever it is supposed to go to.

So here’s a brief list of downloadable DSi, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, PS3, PSP, Windows, Mac, Linux, Wii and Xbox 360 games you can get and send for friends. In many cases, it’s as easy as firing up your computer or system, going through a few listings and then entering the recipient’s email address or username…

The Humble Indie Bundle 2 was a great deal right at the start. Five fantastic indie games for whatever you want to pay and you get to choose which charities and developers get your money. But today (December 22, 2010), the Humble Indie Bundle 2 got even better. To celebrate the over 180,000 sales of the Humble Indie Bundle 2, the original Humble Indie Bundle has been added to the deal…

The Humble Indie Bundle contains five games that are valued at around $80. For the next 7 days you can pay whatever you want for the whole lot with the proceeds going towards Child’s Play charity, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the games 5 developers. You also have the option of choosing how you want to distribute your contribution.

Title: AquariaPrice: $30System(s): Mac OS XRelease Date: November 13, 2008Publisher (Developer): Ambrosia Software, Bit BlotPros: Utterly gorgeous, intuitive gameplay, an engrossing world, smart design.Cons: Gamers with itchy trigger fingers need not applyOverall Score: Two thumbs up, 98/100, A, ***** out of five.

It’s a funny thing about being a Mac-owning gamer – it’s so rare that anything genuinely interesting comes to the platform that it’s almost a shock when a title with as much polish and ingenuity as Aquaria shows up.