Why there isn't any new humble bundle?

Sometimes (very rarely) it happens that they don't have a new bundle ready so they skip it till next Tuesday.

I think this month was not good for finding games. Even monthly was not so good (bad :) ).

Because they used all their money to bring us the selection of the August monthly bundle. /s

dont expect a new one when the monthly bundle is revealed
happened before, will happen again

and I guess some publishers are starting to demand a 2 week exclusive deal for their bundle, so no new weekly then

sometimes people need to rest :)

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New humble bundles get revealed on Tuesdays.

Lazy Guys Studio bought Humble Bundle.

Haven't you heard? It's part of a big nefarious conspiracy that involves a collection of activities such as hiding the existence of alien unicorns living on Earth, trying to push the Humble Monthly on people, and getting Donald Trump in office.

edit: there should a new one this Tuesday according to a tweet from Humble

So people will be left with no other tempting choices and go for the HB Monthly instead, happened before.

Tomorrow will be a new one. Confirmed on Twitter.

It's tuesday, still no bundle :D

Keep calm, the new bundle is coming (soon™)

Some serious talk here, I suspect that it is getting harder and harder to convince devs/publishers that bundling their games is in their best interest anymore. Particularly when sites like G2A are running rampant, allowing thousands or tens of thousands of keys into the wild at bundle prices (<$1 per key) can be a pretty costly decision when you have a game that already has a fair amount of demand and publicity out for it. Bundling can still make sense for games that have struggled to find a foothold in the market, or maybe if a dev/pub needs or wants a quick cash boost at the expense of lost future sales or a game has come to the end of its profitability cycle, but for most games that people are already highly interested in it's probably not a sensible move anymore.

It's one thing to have keys being given away to friends and family who would never otherwise have heard of or even considered purchasing their game, but it's quite another to have thousands of keys which were acquired for pennies in an organized way intended for large-scale resale being in constant supply 365 days a year on sites like G2A which promote massively to the mainstream and are biting into actual sales from fully licensed shops.

The difference in profit is massive. Consider a dev who gets maybe $0.50 per copy of their $15 game sold in a bundle, vs selling it for full price and getting $10 per copy (or maybe $5 during a sale). Again, it's not really so much a problem if it's not biting into normal retail sales, but large reseller markets like G2A are absolutely disrupting the market and are trying to come across as fully legitimate storefronts, competing with licensed storefronts like Steam/GOG/Humble Bundle/etc. The average uninformed consumer, or the person who just doesn't care, sees that they can get the game cheaper at G2A and thinks it is normal and that the devs are getting their usual cut if they buy there instead of a licensed storefront. WRONG.