I have no kids or dogs. No need a Typing Instructor.

Hi thekuribo,

I am glad to know you have liked my software bundle. I always try to get some cool content for them, with a good price, of course.
I don't know about any other websites doing this. As a matter of fact, some developers I contacted didn't even know what a bundle was... that means they never got any contact from a bundling platform

Don't worry. You can get a miller software bundle every month :P

Best,
Miller

If u really mean it when u say "really cool software"
Then count me in :D

I will buy (Maybe 2) it if you give more hints on how many software and how many are for steam. Also, how useful they will be. Please let it be better than the first 2.

I would buy if all Steam or a promise of future Steam. If it is a bundle where you pick random software, from around the web, for us to use, then no thank you. I prefer to pick my own. If you did a mix of Steam and no chance of ever getting on Steam, that might be even worse, as we would then have to try and find an excuse to buy something that unbalanced, which would be a huge pain. Bundles, these days, are really only good if you aim them towards specific groups. Like you can do an all Steam bundle or an all non-Steam bundle, but mixing and matching would be the worst choice.

There is still a lot of software that I don't own, on Steam, that I would get a bundle for. Even a really expensive one, say $10-$15 preorder. Off my wishlist, for stuff I could picture being in one, someday, I see Geekbench 3, Catzilla 4k, MorphVox Pro, Driver Fusion Premium, Family Tree Heritage Platinum 9, FaceRig, Black Ink, Shoot 'Em Up Kit, and Typing Instructor Platinum 21, along with some of the newer releases, like MyDream. If it requires a higher preorder, so be it. Gotta pay for quality.

I also wouldn't mind seeing an all Professor Teaches bundle. If you could do complete, I would probably pay $10-$20 for it.

I think there are a lot of other bundle types you could do. Say the F2P DLC bundle. Only Steam DLCs, never before bundled. The all game soundtrack bundle, with Steam keys for everything. More themed bundles, would be cool, too. All sports bundle, for example. As long as you avoid repeats, all would be good. I would also pay a really high price for a guaranteed quality bundle, with high enough base prices. Say an all $15 or higher base price, never before bundled or 75% off, bundle. I would drop Humble Monthly money, or higher on that.

I, of course, only speak for myself. I have no idea how many people would drop good money on a bundle.

Depends on how many were steam copies ;D.

my $.02:

I'd definitely be interested in a "quality" software bundle like this, but maybe as someone suggested it should be thematic? So people primarily interested in productivity software won't be disappointed in getting game-making software and vice-versa (or other topical themes like education/training, skillbuilding, lifehacking, video editing, artwork/asset creation etc)

Oh, also personally speaking, I don't care about Steam or not (actually prefer DRM-Free in a lot of cases) -- to me the quality and usefulness of the software is much more important.

I would be interested even if you did a 15$ preorder, it all just depends on what is included =)

I'd be interested, but would want more details on what type of software. It's always interesting to see all the programs, especially design and illustration ones, as well as what other software steam has to offer, such as windows optimizer ones or sound effects.

I was looking at Aseprite - http://store.steampowered.com/app/431730/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_1 - It's an animation and modeling Software. I personally like the ones that allow you create animations (such as RPG Maker) and experiment with stuff. Cute + Pixely is a plus :)