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[Sergius]

Desert Bus.
Android.
WHY?!

You know what would be hilarious? Falling asleep while playing Desert Bus while on the road driving an actual bus.

[webadict]

Desert Bus.
Android.
WHY?!

You know what would be hilarious? Falling asleep while playing Desert Bus while on the road driving an actual bus.

Is this REALLY a game they added to the bundle?!?

[BigD145]

Desert Bus.
Android.
WHY?!

You know what would be hilarious? Falling asleep while playing Desert Bus while on the road driving an actual bus from Tucson to Vegas.

And yes. There is a link up there.

[Anvilfolk]

That's a pretty good bundle. People went crazy all over Spacechem, SOTS2 Enhanced Edition seems to have fixed most of the problems of the original edition, and even though it's a different game than SOTS1, people seem to enjoy it, and Return to Infinite Space is just a light neat space roguelike

[Sirus]

Do those games include Steam keys? I don't have any of them.

[Anvilfolk]

The site does have the Steam symbol below every game, so I'd assume so

[Metalax]

Yes, individual keys for each game/DLC.

[BigD145]

Humble Weekly has Jamestown and Space Pirates and Zombies. Dungeon Defenders at the $6 mark. Steam on all. Linux and Mac on most. DRM free.

[Sirus]

Bundlestars has a new bundle up, notable titles include Spacechem + DLC, SOTS2 Enhanced Edition, Really Big Sky, and Return to Infinite Space.

$3.50 is their current asking price.

Looks like they added more stuff: Project Freedom, Planets Under Attack, Data Jammers: Fast Forward, and Ion Assault. I don't know anything about those games, but it's still a super-low price and everything apparently includes Steam keys.

[Aoi]

Humble Weekly has Jamestown and Space Pirates and Zombies. Dungeon Defenders at the $6 mark. Steam on all. Linux and Mac on most. DRM free.

Dungeon Defenders features a ton of loot, customization and upgrades, and comes with a gigantic horde of DLC!

...My question is... does it come with that "gigantic horde"? Well. Not really since I already have it and HB now does something awful to Steam keys, but still something to consider.

SPAZ is well worth it; plays a bit like Space Rangers. Closure, Shatter, and Defense Grid don't do much for me, but I understand that DG was popular enough to get a sequel Kickstarted.

[Metalax]

Just a note, Bundlestars are doing a 25% off on all of their bundles until December 2nd.

[BigD145]

Humble weekly bundle is a bunch of paper crafty adventure games, including Shelter if you pay the $6 or more. Now go save all your badger pups you stingy badgers.

[Sappho]

Oh, it's mostly Amanita Design games. They're a Czech company based not far from where I live. I own all their games and I can vouch for them: typical Czech craftsmanship, which is very high quality. If you haven't played Machinarium or Botanicula yet, you need to get this bundle without delay. I'm buying it just for Windosill, which is also amazing. I've only played the demo, but I've been wanting to buy the full game ever since.

[Mephisto]

Cities in Motion + 13 DLC for $5. At first I got the impression of TTDX, but that appears to be false. While I wouldn't mind a game that focuses on transporting people, there appear to only be 15 cities you can play in. Random maps were the bread and butter of my Transport Tycoon play.

So, anyone played this before? There's a sequel that has an ever so slightly higher Metascore, but it's undiscounted at the moment.

[BigD145]

Humble Bundle X. The X-iest of X's.

To the Moon, Joe Danger 2, Papo & Yo, Runner2, Reus, and Surgeon Simulator 2013

Papo & Yo and Surgeon Sim seem like the best of the lot to me. To The Moon has been offered before I think, but the others are new to Humble.

The main page has the icon for Starbound soooooooo MAAAAAYBE they've show their hand in the additions for later...? I dunno. Could be just an icon snafu as Surgeon and Starbound are close enough alphabetically.