I already have all of them except World of Goo and Dustform. So I'll pass.
But it's a good deal for anyone who missed those games the first time around.
Blind Final Fantasy 6 Let's PlayInsufficient interest, not interested, have, have, have, have, have.
If they could bring back Aquaria, then that'd be way more interesting. I already have it, but it's a thing that's hardly seen much in the way of sales and stuff for a while now, but it still has a lot of star power.
edited 11th Jun '15 2:05:30 AM by GlennMagusHarvey
Well, I will freely admit that they've got me thoroughly confused with their 2015 E3 Ticket
. Half of the items seem to be beta keys or coupons to the store.
And this time, we have the Humble Borderlands Bundle.
The minimum nets you Borderlands and its first three expansions.
Beating the average also includes Borderlands 2, Gaige, Krieg, the Creature Slaughterdome, a 75% off coupon for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! and some additional items to be unveiled next week.'
$15 would get you the season pass to 2, Upgrade Pack 2, Son of Crawmerax and a 25% off coupon for any 2K merch.
edited 23rd Jun '15 2:26:33 PM by EarlOfSandvich
I now go by Graf von Tirol.I grabbed that as soon as I could. The first game still runs surprisingly well on my PC.
As for the current bundle, it's a doozy
: a cavalcade of creation engines and resources. It includes:
- Game Guru and Axis Game Factory, which I'm not familiar with.
- a 1-year license for Stencyl.
- huge discounts on an RPG Maker game engine of your choice (2000, 2003, or XP).
- several RPG Maker resource packs
- a few RPG Maker games, including Last Word and Remnants of Isolation
- ...and more!
edited 7th Jul '15 3:42:37 PM by WillyFourEyes
"It ain't about whether you win or lose, unless you got money on the game, because...damn. That's your money, son."Sweet mother of discounts the normal price for those engines is vastly worth numerous times over what the set price is.
Apocalypse: Dirge Of Swans.New bundle out: the Humble Jumbo Bundle 4. Many good games here:
Tier 1 (Pay $1 or more):
- Mercenary Kings
- Fallen Enchantress: Legendary Heroes
- Outland - Special Edition
Tier 2 (Pay above the average):
- The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II
- The Stanley Parable
- Endless Space® - Emperor Edition
- a Humble Store 25% off Medieval Engineers coupon (expires August 18, 2015)
- more to come...
Tier 3 (Pay $18 or more):
- Space Engineers (Early Access)
Correction: I was also missing Endless Space, which I also picked up. I gave the rest of the games from the bundle to my brother (except for Space Engineers, which I didn't pay for since it's still in beta).
"It ain't about whether you win or lose, unless you got money on the game, because...damn. That's your money, son."New Weekly Bundle (Games from Japan)
Tier 1:
- Vanguard Princess + DLC
- Supercharged Robot VULKAISER
- 99 Spirits (Special Edition)
Tier 2: Beat the Average (7.09 at time of posting)
- Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure
- NEO AQUARIUM - The King of Crustaceans
- The Sacred Tears TRUE
Tier 3: $10 or more
- Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1
MOAR Total War games now in the current Humble Bundle, adding all of the Total War: Rome II games and DLC.
So Humble bundle has started a monthly subscription bundle.
for $12 on the first friday of every month you'll get games. You cancancel anytime and the games are yours to keep
Subscribe now and you can play Legend of Grimrock 2 Right away.
https://www.humblebundle.com/monthly
edited 1st Oct '15 1:59:08 PM by TwilightFalchion
I sent in a query as to whether they could provide any details on the bundles (since otherwise, it's kind of a blind gamble), and got the following:
I think the concept is alright, but I don't know that I have time enough to play those 5 games a month and I have no idea whether I'd even like the games they'd send me.
edited 2nd Oct '15 5:44:50 AM by FuzzyBoots
This doesn't sound like a particularly good idea, to be honest, unless you very frequently play games.
Imagine you got four games, and each game is a 10 hour thing. To complete all four games, you'd have to play about one game a week.
That's a very fast turnaround.
edited 2nd Oct '15 8:07:31 AM by GlennMagusHarvey
Some people routinely collect games.
My only concern is also the reason I don't buy humble bundles normally these days. I already collect games that interest me on my own, so there's always an overlap. Not that I don't mind having some more presents to hand out during the holidays, but I suspect I will have a vast number of them come this time next year if I subscribe.
Apocalypse: Dirge Of Swans.

New Humble Bundle is out. It's a "Greatest Hits" collection of sorts, dubbed "All-Stars" and consisting of some of the best indie games from previous bundles.
Tier 1 (Pay what you want):
Tier 2 (Pay more than the average):
Tier 3 (Pay $1 above the average or more):
Since I have all these games, I probably won't buy the bundle. If I do, it might be for the DRM-free copies of Risk of Rain and Braid, for I already own Steam copies of everything else in here.