[Giveaway added] You have chosen

And the lucky number was… 4. Proving that sometimes you can be the winner even if you did not make it to the podium. And this time we did not even need the international anti-doping agency to invalidate the three leading contenders due to state-mandated cheating!

As promised, here is Songbringer:

http://www.sgtools.info/giveaways/2323f44a-08c1-11e8-907d-fa163ee2f826
It lasts for a little under a week, ends on 2018-02-09 16:00 UTC.

As a consolation price, I also made a giveaway for the winner, The Coma. You can finds its more exotic SGTools-protected link if you visit any of these giveaway-centric forum topics: You're Not Alone #3, Positive thread, or Giveaways for peace.

Finally, for those who wondered what the point was… Let me answer it with a question: how many of these indie games in the poll did you know of before visiting this topic?

Addendum:

You can also thank Nudiustertian for making giveaways for the rest of the bunch here: https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/NLSVl/

The rules are simple. Vote for a game on the list. The amount of votes will determine their order. Once the voting ended, I'll use random.org to pick a number, and I will make a giveaway for the game in that spot. It may be the #1 pick, it may be the #8 pick, the (virtual) dice will decide.

Yes, this means that you have little control over which game will actually win (12.5% chance that your vote will mean anything in the end, to be exact). Then again, it is more control than you can have over what people create giveaways for on this site. (And a larger percentage over controlling the result of a poll than in most real-life elections.)

The voting lasts until 2018-02-02, the day Humble reveals the next Monthly bundle content.
I will not bump the topic. I am curious how much effort the community would spend on keeping it alive.

The winning game will be put up the next day as an invite-only giveaway, behind SGTools protection. The only rule will be "activated all wins", nothing more.

If anyone wonders, the list was compiled through the complex method of looking at the DRM-free releases on Humble store. This is why most of them will be titles most of you never heard of. Except the inevitable one game over half of the people will be voting on, because somehow this is what always happens when I do something similar. =)