Are you very often buying games from humble store?
30% games in my library from humblebundle =)
Mainly from bundles, but some games i buyed from store.
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Very much considering that $2.50 Back to the Future.
Do these games have Steam keys as well or is this sale just a way to say "hey btw we're DRM free please don't leave us for GOG"
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Looks like most if not all come with a Steam key as well.
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I love humble because if you buy game from his store you have game for drm free and steam. All games are listed in the description for what it's platforms.
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If you need a talk down, I thought the BTTF game was horribly boring, I could never get myself to finish Episode 1. I'd save those two and a half towards buying one of the recent Telltale games, like Tales from the Borderlands, TWD, Wolf Among Us, or GoT, unless you already own all of those. BTW all of the titles mentioned are on sale right now over at wingamestore for what seems to be quite affordable prices (better than Steam for me, that's for sure)
As for Humble VS GOG I believe Humble has usually the better prices, and always includes a Steam key when available.
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If you don't mind, what did you find boring about it? Gameplay or story?
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Another "please buy games here instead of GOG" sale. I would buy stuff but I only have 0.97 on paypal
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Humble and GOG are different. Humble has no problem giving Steam keys. This is just another campaign for their business, yet people pointing finger like you do at them.
Very funny.
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Dang if only I had money. I spent it all on the GoG sale but i still want democracy 3 =\ Maybe next time.
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Some of my personal recommendations:
Volgarr the Viking. Brutal platformer with solid controls. You will die countless times over and over again until you beat the level with trial and error.
Luftrausers. Great 2D dogfight bullet hell with several plane combinations so you can see what caters to your play style. Personally I like the laser.
Retro City Rampage. A great open world game obviously inspired by the previous GTA games. What makes it different is that there are tons of references to 80's and 90's pop culture. It sometimes felt more focused on humor than gameplay. It's still fun though.
Mark of the Ninja. An amazing stealth game with a great art style. The executions are well animated, there are different paths in each level and it's also fun to manipulate the guards a bit.
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Hmmm .. mind if I ask, how does this work exactly? If I buy a game that comes as DRM free and with a Steam key, where would I get my DRM free version from? Direct Download from Humblebundle, I assume? Now, if so, could I, theoretically, give away the key to a friend or create a giveaway for it here? Or would that be strictly forbidden or even impossible?
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Yes, you get a Direct Download option from Humble Bundle as well as a Steam Key.
And it's technically possible to give away the key and keep the DRM free version for yourself. You're not really supposed to, but there's not much stopping you.
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Their prices suck a lot since they made everyone pay in €, on Steam if I pay in €, at least I don't spend real money, HB store can offer really good deals, but hardly ever. And with Nuuvem having a sale now too, HB Store prices look even worse.
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Maybe HB have worse prices, but a certain percentage of the purchase goes to charity. And it's good.
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Yeah, but this means nothing the fact that I should spend more money to buy from them, I already donated tons of money to charity by buying their bundles anyways.
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https://www.humblebundle.com/store
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