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The Humble Store is doing weekly sales. Games are generally available as (DRM-free) direct downloads for all available open platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android) and keys for Steam as well as soundtracks are included. You may choose to donate a part of your payment to charity.

Please note: Steam games are now redeemed by linking your Steam account with Humble. Games may be gifted by generating a link to be redeemed.

11/7/2013 - Daedalic

PWYW ($1+ for Steam)

  • Ednay & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes
  • A New Beginning - Final Cut
  • The Whispered World
  • The Chronicles of Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet (DRM-free only)
  • The Chronicles of Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream (DRM-free only)

$6

  • Deponia
  • Journey of a Roach
  • Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav
All games are DRM-free on PC and Mac. All but the Shakespeare are available on Steam for $1+.

https://www.humblebundle.com/weekly

Previous Weeks
3/19/2013 - Bastion

$1+ - Game

  • Bastion Steam + DRM Free
  • Unlock Bastion on Steam
  • Works on Mac, Windows, and Linux
  • Includes DRM-free downloads
Beat the Average - Bonus Content

  • Digital Soundtrack (MP3/FLAC)
  • Bastion Digital Art Pack
  • Bastion Sheet Music
  • Bastion iPhone/Android Ringtones
$25+ - Merchandise

  • Bastion Bandana
  • Bastion Original Soundtrack CD
  • Bastion Postcard
  • Transistor Postcard (Supergiant's Next Game!)
  • Includes Worldwide Shipping
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3/26/2013 - THQ Games

$1+

  • Darksiders w/ soundtrack
  • Red Faction: Armageddon w/ soundtrack and Path to War DLC
Beat the Average

  • Darksiders II w/ soundtrack
  • Red Faction: Guerilla
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4/2/2013 - Tripwire Games Steam keys

$1+

  • Red Orchestra w/ soundtrack
  • Red Orchestra 2 GOTY edition w/ soundtrack
Beat the Average

  • Killing Floor w/ 11 DLC packs* and soundtrack
*Golden Weapons Pack and Robot Special Character Pack DLC are not included.
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4/9/2013 - Blendo Games - Steam keys

$1+

  • Atom Zombie Smasher w/ soundtrack
  • Flotilla
  • Air Forte w/ soundtrack
Beat the Average

  • Thirty Flights of Loving w/ soundtrack
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5/22/2013
Pay What You Want for:

  • Alan Wake
  • Alan Wake's American Nightmare
  • bonus content
$1+ gets you Steam keys. These games are Windows only.
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5/30 - Telltale Games
Pay What You Want ($1+ for Steam*)

  • Puzzle Agent 1 & 2 (w/ soundtrack)
  • Sam & Max Devil's Playhouse
  • Back to the Future: The Game
  • Poker Night at the Inventory
  • Hector: Badge of Carnage! (w/ soundtrack)
  • Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures
Beat the Average:

  • The Walking Dead
*In this week's deal there are two keys. One key unlocks all in the $1 tier and a separate one is for The Walking Dead if you BTA.
There are no Linux versions of these games.

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6/6 - Serious Sam

 
Pay What You Want ($1+ Steam keys)
  • Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter (Steam only)
  • Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter (Steam only)
  • Serious Sam: The Random Encounter
  • Serious Sam Double D
  • Serious Sam: Kamikaze Attack (Android, no Steam)
  • Serious Sam Public Test 2 (no Steam)
 
Beat the Average
  • Serious Sam 3: BFE Deluxe Edition (Win, Mac & Linux, Steam only, w/ soundtrack, includes both Serious Sam Classic games)
  • Serious Sam 2 (Steam only)
All games are on Windows only and come with Steam keys unless otherwise noted.

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6/13 - 11-bit Studios

 
Pay What You Want
  • Anomaly Warzone Earth (with Steam key for $1+ payments, no Android)
  • Anomaly Warzone Earth: Mobile Campaign
  • Sleepwalker's Journey
  • Funky Smugglers
 
Beat the Average
  • Anomaly Korea
  • Bonus Content (3D model print source file and wallpaper)
All games are DRM-free on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android unless otherwise noted. Only Anomaly Warzone Earth is on Steam.

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6/20 - Rochard

Pay What You Want ($1+ for Steam keys):

  • Rochard
  • Soundtrack
  • Hard Times DLC
  • Digital Art Book
The game is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux DRM-free.


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6/27 - Klei

Pay What You Want ($1+ Steam keys)

  • Shank (windows, mac, linux, soundtrack)
  • Shank 2 (windows, mac, linux, soundtrack)
  • Eets (windows, mac)
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7/4 - Two Tribes Games

Pay What You Want ($1+ Steam keys)

  • Toki Tori
  • Edge
  • 10% off Toki Tori 2+ coupons (2)

Beat the Average

  • Rush
  • 10% off Toki Tori 2+ coupon
  • Bonus content (concept art, digital poster)
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7/11 - Spiderweb Software

Pay What You Want ($1+ Steam keys):

  • The Geneforge Saga 
  • Avadon: The Black Fortress
  • The First Avernum Trilogy + Blades of Avernum - (not on Steam)
  • Avernum: The Great Trials Trilogy
  • Bonus Game Art and Hint Books

Beat the Average:

  • Avernum: Escape from the Pit
  • Nethergate: Resurrection 
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7/18/2013 - Jim Guthrie

Pay What You Want for Albums (mp3 and flac)

  • Indie Game: The Movie Soundtrack
  • Sword & Sworcery LP The Ballad of the Space Babies 
  • Now, More Than Ever
  • Takes Time
  • Takes Time: Instrumentals & Demos
  • The Scythian Steppes: Seven #Sworcery Songs Localized for Japan
  • A Thousand Songs
  • Children of the Clone
  • Corporeal - Music from Soundshapes
  • Morning Noon Night
  • FREE-P
Beat the Average

  • Indie Game: The Movie (DRM-free and Steam)
  • Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (Steam and DRM-free PC, Mac, Linux, Android)
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7/25/2013 - Positech Games

Pay What You Want ($1+ for Steam keys)

  • Kudos 2 (Windows, Mac, NO STEAM)
  • Gratuitous Tank Battles (Windows, Mac, Steam)
  • Gratuitous Space Battles  (Windows, Mac, Linux, Steam)

Beat the Average

  • Democracy 2 (Windows, Mac, Steam)
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8/1/2013 - 1C Company games

Pay What You Want ($1+ for Steam keys)

  • Men of War
  • Men of War: Red Tide
  • King's Bounty: The Legend (also on Mac)
  • King's Bounty: Armored Princess (also on Mac)

Beat the Average*

  • Men of War: Assault Squad
  • King's Bounty: Crossworlds 
All games this week are on Steam. King's Bounty games are also DRM-free. The Men of War games are Steam only. 

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8/8/2013 - Introversion Games

Pay What You Want ($1+ for Steam keys)

  • Uplink
  • Darwinia
  • Multiwinia
  • Defcon
  • Source Code Access for the above four games
  • Voxel and City Generator tech demos (Windows only)

$20+

  • Prison Architect Early Access
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8/15/2013 - Hosted by PewDiePie
Pay What You Want ($1+ for Steam keys)

  • Botanicula
  • McPixel (also available on Android)
  • Thomas Was Alone
  • The Showdown Effect (Steam only)

Beat the Average:

  • Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Games in this sale are on Windows, Mac, and Linux DRM-free with the exception of The Showdown Effect. All are on Steam if you pay $1 or more.

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8//22/2013 - Paradox Interactive

Pay What You Want ($1 or more for Steam keys)

  • Europa Universalis III Complete (+Mac)
  • War of the Roses: Kingmaker
  • Warlock: Master of the Arcane
  • Leviathan: Warships (+Mac)
  • Dungeonland (+Mac)
  • The Showdown Effect (+Mac)
BTA:

  • Crusader Kings II (+Mac & Linux)
  • Magicka 
$125
48 Steam games, 20 soundtracks

  • Mount & Blade – Windows
  • Hearts of Iron II: Complete – Windows
  • Europa Universalis: Rome - Gold Edition – Windows
  • Europa Universalis: Rome - Vae Victis – Windows
  • King Arthur - The Role-Playing Wargame – Windows
  • Crusaders: Thy Kingdom Come – Windows
  • King Arthur - Fallen Champions – Windows
  • King Arthur II - The Role-Playing Wargame – Windows
  • Europa Universalis III – Windows and Mac
  • Hearts of Iron III – Windows and Mac
  • East India Company – Windows
  • Majesty 2 – Windows
  • Majesty: Gold Edition – Windows
  • Lead and Gold - Gangs of the Wild West – Windows
  • War of the Roses – Windows
  • For The Glory – Windows
  • Arsenal of Democracy – Windows
  • Sword of the Stars Complete Collection – Windows
  • Magicka – Windows
  • The Kings' Crusade – Windows
  • Victoria II – Windows
  • Victoria: Revolutions – Windows
  • Sword of the Stars II: Enhanced Edition – Windows
  • Mount & Blade: Warband – Windows
  • Ship Simulator Extremes – Windows
  • Commander: Conquest of the Americas – Windows
  • Pirates of the Black Cove – Windows
  • Cities in Motion – Windows and Mac
  • Defenders of Ardania – Windows
  • Darkest Hour: A Hearts of Iron Game – Windows
  • Sengoku – Windows
  • Majesty Gold HD – Windows
  • Naval War: Arctic Circle – Windows
  • Starvoid – Windows
  • A Game of Dwarves – Windows
  • Gettysburg: Armored Warfare – Windows
  • Impire – Windows
  • Leviathan: Warships – Windows and Mac
  • Warlock - Master of the Arcane – Windows
  • Crusader Kings II – Windows, Mac, and Linux
  • The Showdown Effect – Windows and Mac
  • Crusader Kings Complete – Windows
  • Dungeonland – Windows and Mac
  • Cities in Motion 2 – Windows and Mac
  • March of the Eagles – Windows
  • Knights of the Pen and Paper +1 – Windows, Mac, and Linux
  • Teleglitch: Die More Edition – Windows, Mac, and Linux
  • War of the Vikings Alpha – Windows

All games in first two tiers come with soundtracks and are on Windows. Other platforms available where noted.

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9/5/2013 - Arcen Games

Pay What You Want ($1+ for Steam keys)

  • AI War: Fleet Command + All 5 DLC Packs
  • A Valley Without Wind 1 & 2
  • Tidalis

$5.80+

  • Shattered Haven
  • Skyward Collapse + Nihon no Mura DLC

All games are Windows, Mac, and Steam. Soundtracks are included.

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9/12/2013 - Retro Shooters

$1+ for Steam keys

  • Serious Sam HD The First Encounter
  • Serious Sam HD The Second Encounter
  • Shadow Warrior Classic Redux (Mac, Linux)
  • Duke Nukem Megaton Edition (Mac, Linux)

$6+

  • Hard Reset Extended Edition w/ soundtrack
  • System Shock 2 w/ soundtrack (Mac)
All games are on Steam only. Non-Windows platforms are available as noted.


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9/19/2013 - Egosoft's X Series

$1+
  • X: Beyond the Frontier
  • X-Tension
  • X2: The Thread
  • X3: Reunion + Bonus Package
 
$6+
  • X3: Terran Conflict
  • X3: Albion Prelude
  • X: Superbox Bonus Material


All games are on Steam only. X3 titles are also on Mac and Linux. Soundtracks are available for X3: Albion Prelude and X Rebirth.



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9/26/2013 - Kalypso Media

$1+

  • Tropico 3 Steam Special Edition
  • Sine Mora
  • Skydrift
  • Anna Extended Edition

$6+

  • Tropico 4
  • Jagged Alliance: Back in Action
All games are Steam only and on Windows. Anna is also available on Mac and Linux.



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10/3/2013 - Nordic Games

$1+

  • Red Faction: Armageddon 
  • Supreme Commander 
  • Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance 
  • The Guild 2 
  • Neighbors From Hell Compilation

$6+

  • Painkiller: Hell & Damnation 
  • ArcaniA 
  • Darksiders II 
  • SpellForce 2: Faith in Destiny
All games are on Steam and Windows only with the exception of Neighbors from Hell which is DRM-free but not on Steam.

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10/10/2013 - Focus Home 

$1+

  • Cities XL Platinum
  • Blood Bowl: Legendary Edition 
  • Divinity II: Developer's Cut 
  • R.A.W. Realms of Ancient War 
  • Game of Thrones 
  • Confrontation
$6+

  • Wargame: European Escalation
  • The Testament of Sherlock Holmes

All games are on Steam and are Windows only with the exception of Wargame which is also on Mac and Linux.

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10/17/2013 - Hothead Games 
$1+

  • Deathspank
  • Deathspank: Thongs of Virtue
  • On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, Episode One
$6+

  • The Baconing
  • On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, Episode Two

All games are on Steam only. All games are available on Windows with all three Deathspank games also on Mac.

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10/24/2013 - Cipher Prime
Pay What You Want ($1+ for Steam)

  • Fractal - Win, Mac, Linux, Android, Steam
  • Splice - Win, Mac, Linux, Android, Steam
  • Pulse - Android
$6+

  • Intake (debut) - Win, Mac
  • Auditorium - Win, Mac, Steam

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10/31/2013 - Team 17
$1+

  • Worms 
  • Worms Armageddon 
  • Worms Blast 
  • Worms Ultimate Mayhem 
  • Worms Pinball 
  • Worms Crazy Golf 
  • Superfrog HD

$6+

  • Alien Breed: Impact
  • Alien Breed 2: Assault
  • Alien Breed 3: Descent
  • Worms Revolution Gold (includes all DLC)
All games are on Steam and are Windows only with the exception of Superfrog which is also on Mac and Linux.

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11/7/2013 - Daedalic

PWYW/$1

  • Ednay & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes
  • A New Beginning - Final Cut
  • The Whispered World
  • The Chronicles of Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet (DRM-free only)
  • The Chronicles of Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream (DRM-free only)

$6

  • Deponia
  • Journey of a Roach
  • Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav
All games are DRM-free on PC and Mac. All but the Shakespeare are available on Steam for $1+.

 
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[quote name='breakfuss']You ever feel Layton games have too many puzzles? Maybe that's a dumb question for someone who really enjoys that sort of thing. I just sometimes wish the game would get ON WITH IT. I felt Walking Dead balanced narrative and puzzle solving really well.[/QUOTE]

I don't think I'm the correct person to be answering questions like this, as should be evident by my avatar:lol: Personally I can't have enough of the puzzles:bouncy:
 
[quote name='voormis']Can anyone who's played these games, or most of them, provide some insight if you wouldn't mind? I've played The Walking Dead but the rest I haven't touched.

Thanks for any info![/QUOTE]

Sam and max is a very good game.
BTTF is a good game.
Poker Night is very fun if you just like one liners and banter. Best way I can describe it is its not like poker that you go to a casino to play, but more poker as in you get a group of friends together and BS while playing poker.
 
Glad I didn't buy Walking Dead from Amazon, I was real close just a few days ago. This is a much better deal, and the extra games are just an added bonus.
 
[quote name='MrNinjaSquirrel']I always thought they did a good job with the difficulty in the Layton games, but maybe I'm just dumb:lol: really interested in playing Puzzle Agent now though, I need another puzzle adventure game fix:bouncy:[/QUOTE]

My criticism about Layton was more about presentation. I had no issues with the puzzles being too easy. Moving through dialog is slow. They make sure you understand every concept before moving on to the next one. They ask if you want things repeated. It happens with a lot of games on Nintendo platforms. I always wish they had a box in the settings menu that you could check to assure them that you're an adult who has played video games before so you can get an hour or two of your life back.

I really like the Layton games. I just want to enjoy them at a bit faster pace.
 
Can anyone who's bought the bundle confirm something for me? I saw the homepage and it says this:

"If you pay more than the average, you’ll also get The Walking Dead! This bundle also includes two soundtracks to fill your ears with sweet, sultry sounds."

... but I see no mention of any soundtracks in each game's page. So is that a typo? I want to know if I have to pay over the average to get the soundtracks - if they really are included.
 
[quote name='Dysheekie']... I buy them but I'll most likely never install and/or play them, but still.[/QUOTE]

Oh good, I thought I was the only one. I consider these awesome bundles as donating $1 a week to Steam for the opportunity of maybe someday in the future having access to an arsenal of great games I've never played from future past.

The only Steam game I've ever played to completion is Windosill, which I had to buy & play after seeing how it worked on the IT Crowd Series 4 DVD Menu.
 
[quote name='Kitsune Sniper']Can anyone who's bought the bundle confirm something for me? I saw the homepage and it says this:

"If you pay more than the average, you’ll also get The Walking Dead! This bundle also includes two soundtracks to fill your ears with sweet, sultry sounds."

... but I see no mention of any soundtracks in each game's page. So is that a typo? I want to know if I have to pay over the average to get the soundtracks - if they really are included.[/QUOTE]


I BTA (yes, I have my TWD key) and I see two soundtracks:
Hector (MP3 only)
Puzzle Agent (FLAC & MP3)
 
[quote name='Kitsune Sniper']Can anyone who's bought the bundle confirm something for me? I saw the homepage and it says this:

"If you pay more than the average, you’ll also get The Walking Dead! This bundle also includes two soundtracks to fill your ears with sweet, sultry sounds."

... but I see no mention of any soundtracks in each game's page. So is that a typo? I want to know if I have to pay over the average to get the soundtracks - if they really are included.[/QUOTE]

Hector and Puzzle Agent have soundtracks. You do not need to BTA to get them. It's in the OP.
 
[quote name='Kitsune Sniper']Can anyone who's bought the bundle confirm something for me? I saw the homepage and it says this:

"If you pay more than the average, you’ll also get The Walking Dead! This bundle also includes two soundtracks to fill your ears with sweet, sultry sounds."

... but I see no mention of any soundtracks in each game's page. So is that a typo? I want to know if I have to pay over the average to get the soundtracks - if they really are included.[/QUOTE]


payed BTA price and got Puzzle Agent Soundtrack (FLAC, MP3) and Hector: Badge of Carnage (MP3 only)
 
Thanks for the answers.

I'm guessing those are the same soundtracks from the respective Indie Royale packs. Sigh. I wish they'd put the Sam and Max OSTs in these. :(
 
Grabbed it for $4.05 earlier. Already have TWD on ps3 & iOS, but will play through again. Probably gonna rent the 360 version too.

I like this game almost too much, plus I would like to make some different decisions.
 
I already own TWD on Steam, so it was easy for me to decide what version of this awesome Telltale Bundle to get. :D

Great deal.
 
Wait, I immidately bought the bundle for $1, now I want to increase the amount to BTA but the usual indication of the BTA required is not in the increase amount space. So I'm left wondering if I'll get TWD if I increase my amount or if I will have to buy another bundle.

Anybody seen this before? Do they have different rules for increasing amount later for the weekly bundles or?
 
No you can increase it just like a normal bundle and you will get TWD. BTA went up $.02 while I was buying so I just upped my payment accordingly.
 
[quote name='N3UROP0D']No you can increase it just like a normal bundle and you will get TWD. BTA went up $.02 while I was buying so I just upped my payment accordingly.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, I tried it and it works. Still a bit uncomfortable not having the usual indicator. I e-mailed humblebundle about it.
 
Thanks. This is so awesome... $1 for all those games that I'll probably never/play, but my excuse being: Charity. I'd kill to have deals like this on Wii U/PS4/XB1 when the digital future arrives.
 


TestType said:
Thanks, I tried it and it works. Still a bit uncomfortable not having the usual indicator. I e-mailed humblebundle about it.
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This is my first time buying a weekly, but that is weird about it not having the indicator. I'd prefer it if the indicator was there in case I change my mind later on, especially since the average is higher now than when I bought.
 
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I was about to buy TWD on Amazon for $10 a few days ago. Glad I waited. I had played almost all of these games but owned non of them on Steam itself except Poker Night at the Inventory. After activating the key and restarting Steam it gave me a gift copy of Poker Night at the Inventory. All around win!
 
So, I've never used Steam before. Or beaten the average.
Do I have to redeem the Walking Dead Steam Key now before the average raises over what I paid, or can I put it off til later when I have more time?
 
[quote name='JCAll']So, I've never used Steam before. Or beaten the average.
Do I have to redeem the Walking Dead Steam Key now before the average raises over what I paid, or can I put it off til later when I have more time?[/QUOTE]

Once you bought it, it's yours. You can do whatever you want with it.
 
[quote name='JCAll']So, I've never used Steam before. Or beaten the average.
Do I have to redeem the Walking Dead Steam Key now before the average raises over what I paid, or can I put it off til later when I have more time?[/QUOTE]

Once you complete the purchase at above the average you get TWD Steam key. You can wait a year to redeem it if you want to. People are still trading around keys from the early bundles.
 
[quote name='Mooby']It's a great deal but I haven't been into adventure games in over fifteen years or so and I don't think very highly of what Telltale passes off as 'adventure games' -- they're more like interactive movies without much puzzle solving. But for people who are fans of that stuff they are good for what they are. The Sam and Max stuff is probably the closest they come to an actual adventure game.

/cue Elder Peppers.[/QUOTE]

I'm an "old graphic adventure gamer" too... but I enjoyed the telltale games I tried, each one for what they are

BttF is über easy, but I liked it that way because I wanted to revive the movies... and the story, dialog and voices are great, so, I had a lot of fun with the game.

TWD is an interactive movie... a very good one. Is not a GOTY game as everyone states, but a lot of people got their eyes on telltale and adventure games thanks to this one, and somewhat I am happy that "some kind" of adventure game was GOTY on many places, instead of (again) a FPS or TPS.

Sam & Max games are more like the classic graphical adventure, a bit far from the original, but good and fun games, right on path

I still ain't played Telltale's Monkey Island games, but I will play them without comparing vs the first two originals, that wouldn't be fair, those were masterpieces!

I think Telltale is doing a great work introducing people to adventure gaming. My wife started with Puzzle Agent, then Hector, Sam & Max... and now is an Adventure fan. She plays every adventure game that has "humor" on it. Well, to be fair, the first Adv. game she ever played was Full Throttle, so she started with the right foot. But that was many years ago... then, recently, Telltale games made her like videogames again
 
I'll probably won't be able to use my computer for a month or so, maybe more, would the Steam keys somehow expire if I buy it now?
 
[quote name='Azuvidexus']I'll probably won't be able to use my computer for a month or so, maybe more, would the Steam keys somehow expire if I buy it now?[/QUOTE]

steam keys never expire as far as I know.
 
Is there a different way of paying for these aside from using a credit card, such as buying those pre-paid visa cards at stores?
 
[quote name='kinney_bmx']Grabbed it for $4.05 earlier. Already have TWD on ps3 & iOS, but will play through again. Probably gonna rent the 360 version too.

I like this game almost too much, plus I would like to make some different decisions.[/QUOTE]

I cared about decisions up to the point when I realized certain events couldnt be avoided. I could see them being postponed but not avoidable at all? Lame.
 
Hmm, purchased and BTA but both Steam keys are giving me an error when I try to activate them in Steam as invalid. Wha?

Edit: Nevermind. Must have just needed some time. Got them to work a few minutes later.
 
[quote name='juanjava']I still ain't played Telltale's Monkey Island games, but I will play them without comparing vs the first two originals, that wouldn't be fair, those were masterpieces![/QUOTE]
I don't think Monkey Island is part of the bundle.
Unfortunately, cause I need that one.
 
[quote name='NeoRez']Is there a different way of paying for these aside from using a credit card, such as buying those pre-paid visa cards at stores?[/QUOTE]

You should be able to link a bank account to PayPal and use that. Those prepaid cards should work fine using the available payment methods. Just click one, like Amazon, and add the prepaid card.
 
It's disappointing that they included a bunch of seasons that have been in past indie bundles but excluded Strong Bad... or (depending how you look at it) that they didn't include more seasons that haven't already been bundled.

Either way, this bundle makes me feel like an idiot for ever paying more than a dollar for a Telltale season.
 
I really want to love Adventure games but it just isn't in there.

Keep on trying...keep on buying...I'm used to combining things what don't make sense combined with other things. *obvious dick joke*
 
I'm surprised the BTA is still so low, especially for a game that was so widely lauded. Usually when I see the humble e-mail, maybe one or two hours after it was sent, the BTA is usually already unreasonably high for much less exciting games than TWD.

Even the usually two to three times higher mac and linux contributions are basically the same low as the windows one. Maybe because one of the game is Steam only (probably rubs some of the Linux crowd the wrong way) and one of the game is windows only?
 
[quote name='TestType']I'm surprised the BTA is still so low, especially for a game that was so widely lauded. Usually when I see the humble e-mail, maybe one or two hours after it was sent, the BTA is usually already unreasonably high for much less exciting games than TWD.

Even the usually two to three times higher mac and linux contributions are basically the same low as the windows one. Maybe because one of the game is Steam only (probably rubs some of the Linux crowd the wrong way) and one of the game is windows only?[/QUOTE]

I think it's more the fact that TWD is the only BTA game, so anyone who has it is dropping the average with >$1 buys. IIRC other weeklies like Bastion and Alan Wake all hovered between $2.50-$4 for the majority, so this isn't really that much of an anomaly.
 
[quote name='MrNinjaSquirrel']I think it's more the fact that TWD is the only BTA game, so anyone who has it is dropping the average with >$1 buys. IIRC other weeklies like Bastion and Alan Wake all hovered between $2.50-$4 for the majority, so this isn't really that much of an anomaly.[/QUOTE]

This. I already own TWD so no reason to pay above the $1.
 
[quote name='kidrocklive']This. I already own TWD so no reason to pay above the $1.[/QUOTE]

Ditto, except for my love of TellTale. Even then, I already own 1/2 of the other games too, so...
 
Anybody having issues with their humble pages right now? I went to my weekly bundle page and can't access my Steam keys. The page doesn't do anything. Tried in two browsers with the same result. Tried my HiB8 page with the same result. Can't claim it to my account either. Just redeemed some keys from both yesterday so not sure what is going on.
 
[quote name='melted77']Just went to my Telltale page and loaded up fine.[/QUOTE]


Uh, annoying. Will try to restart and see if there is anything on my end, but just yesterday it worked fine for me.

Edit:
And apparently it was Adblock for me. Works fine now that I disabled it on Humble. Weird.
 
I don't think humble is locking in the average if you don't bta any more.
Paid a dollar within the first few minutes of the Telltale bundle.
Then today I added more to bta and I had to beat the current avg. to get a TWD key.
 
Already had TWD, Sam and Max, and the second Poker game, and tried and didn't like the Wallace and Gromit, but still worth a few bucks for Puzzle Agent.
 
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