Since the sub that is provided as a key...

If that's what we are being given in the bundle, that's what should be in the chart:

https://store.steampowered.com/sub/102013/

Even though it's removed, it will still highlight properly with the RaChart script for those who already won it.

$2.49 / $3.99 / $9.99

By default, SG uses a referral link for BundleStars.
You can disable it if you like in your user settings.

Because SteamGifts itself is adding referral links for outbound BundleStars links. CG wants you to make him money. You volunteer. Enjoy.

https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/9Gmae/affiliate-links

They got something going with Bundlestars, you can disable it in options if you want.

EDIT: Got majorly Ninja'ed

see CG's post, you can configure to turn it off if you want - https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/9Gmae/affiliate-links

As far as I know only Episode 1 of The Detail has been bundled before. Perhaps a similar situation with The Descendant.

Probably because it was removed from Steam. On the other hand it's surely also good to avoid CV farming.

Where did you guys get the Descendant season pass then?
Steam store itself?

I haven't used it, and was excited to see - but "This version is for non-commercial use only. " So I'll pass. Check out https://twinery.org/ .

Nothing is built with it but designed with it. Articy isn't a engine, only a tool for laying out (pretty much everything) in the design.

Its like flowcharts within flowcharts within built-in databases and fancy emulation of path/choices - you can test paths and variables playing like a text adventure, so you can see if theres any dead ends as well as how variables work out or bug or whatever (simple examples: money, health, damage). It works exactly like a text adventure but in the context of a design tool its for emulation of anything- say its the project files of 'half life 3' one choice/path would be to talk with the guard to follow you to the next area or go alone or whatever.

Emulation and flowcharts are just a part of it however. Its database for everything, being able to draw maps, and linking everything together is what makes it amazing. In a npc you list some itens in its inventory and ban, there in its info you have linked the itens already in the database (their stats and such). In a map you put a marker in one part and assign it to 'npc' guy - now whenever you see npc guy anywhere in the files it shows he is found on this or that map, on this or that workflow, scene, etc, etc.

Its for design, planing and keeping sanity.

Its a hell of a great software but a bit hard to learn at first (but lovely interface, some really clever stuff with windows and usability).
I ended up using it less for what i got it at first because its too much for simple games- at college i was making mostly jams and thinking small, i ended up using more for planing my tabletop rpg campaigns (amazingly well btw). But i did sketch some bigger concepts and oh boy its great - ive also managed to use it for some high level and abstract design instead of the typical examples of scenes, npcs, itens, etc- things like laying out complex game rules in details, putting side to side a number of alternatives to help visualize and crunch numbers to decide wich to use. I used to that with simple flowcharts on paper on even webapps on bigger projects (even non game related) i found that having a number of related flowcharts linked with related database really helpful.

Theres lots of studios that use Articy, from small to big.
A few big names stand out- Ubisoft, EA (too umbrella, idn if its one studio or if EA bought license) and CD Projekt Red. Yeah, those guys.

I bought it years ago on deep discount; Pricey for me and waaaaay higher then... this.
But still worth it and glad i bought it.
This is a steal.

The Descendant and The Detail are both very nice but with the Descendant already bundled I am not sure for this price.

What's the difference between the two?

Updated, thank you!