Do you think Indie bundles lower the games values?

Yes, a lot. The value goes down to under a dollar.

well, it might lower it ofc, but it also attract MANY buyers who would NEVER buy that games on their "real" price

It is true. On the same note, so do regular sales of games in general though. Take Killing Floor as an example - its trade value is still about $5. Once a game goes on sale, it never retains its former higher perceived value. Bundles aren't bad - people just don't understand the market and then cry when their $0.50 game isn't valued at the store price of $10 and can't even be traded for a copy of fortix. If McDonalds big macs were raised to $20, no one would buy them. However, if the big macs were lowered to $1, everyone would buy them. Read this to get a better understanding of why this is. :)

If you value a game at $20...you don't go and sell it for $1. If you're not getting any sales though, then you can sell it outside the bundle for just a LITTLE more when it ends ($1 bundle? $3 retail > win) and your sales will be fine. However, some indie groups don't do that and then complain about people picking on them for 'overvaluing' what was previously priced higher. It's simply the logical consequence of the sequence of events that preceded the situation. There's a big difference between a small promotional sale (e.g. 15% off Mass Ebola 3) and a $0.01 humble bundle. If developers don't want the value of their games to go down, they need to be smarter about how they market them. Simple stuff. :)

Of course, no one is going to buy the games at full price when they can get it for a cent.

Wll one thing is for sure, IndieRoyale can't lower games value anyway. xD But HIB and suck does, yep

Maybe... but for people "on third world" like me is a great deal

yes

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I would have to say so, in our benefit though. I was pleasantly surprised to be able to snag Hard Reset at $5 as part of a bundle instead of the steam price of $20 for just that one game.