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[Mephisto]

A question though - is it just me or is there no time countdown? Is the offer over? Why can I still buy then?

Website issues. They just recently added user accounts to track your purchases and, I expect, began serving all of their pages via https but didn't update references to jQuery et al to use the same.

Looks like they might have fixed it.

[Hugehead]

Free Tabletop Day 2014 bundle from DriveThruRPG, it's mostly quickstarts but there are two full games, Wild Talents and World of Darkness Core.

[Metalax]

Free Tabletop Day 2014 bundle from DriveThruRPG, it's mostly quickstarts but there are two full games, Wild Talents and World of Darkness Core.

A direct link to the bundle, as there doesn't seem to be any simple link from the sites homepage.

[Hugehead]

Oops, thought I had that but I guess I was wrong, thanks for getting that for me.

[Metalax]

New Humble Weekly bundle is up.
Little Inferno, Super Hexagon, Natural Selection 2 are the base games with Critter Crunch, PixelJunk Monsters and Hotline Miami if you meet the $6 threshold.

[BigD145]

Those have been offered in bundles in the past.

[Mephisto]

Your point?

[BigD145]

For anyone with hundreds of games that knows Humble, you should probably not worry about this weekly.

[BigD145]

Damnit Humble Bundle. What the heck. You're late for April Fools. I don't even know.... Everything is over. Goodbye cruel world.

[Sappho]

Yeah, I'm pretty disappointed. Today's my birthday and I was really looking forward to a quality weekly bundle. This is... Not that.

[Anvilfolk]

Aw, come on, it's not that horrible! Certainly not the best, but weeklies have never been that great anyway!

Also, happy birthday, Sappho! Feel free to pick another game from the thread in my sig! Actually, everybody feel free to. But especially Sappho, because yay birthdays!

[Sappho]

Actually I've gotten a lot of my favorite games from weekly bundles. It's only lately that the quality seems to be going downhill. This one is extra-disappointing. Nothing new, and much higher prices than usual for the same old bundle games.

And thank you! I don't really need any more games though (honestly I have more than I can play thanks to my game bundle addiction!), and I've already gotten one from that thread. : )

[Sappho]

It's not exactly a bundle, but right now you can name your own price on Cube & Star at Indie Game Stand. I just got it and lost a few hours of my life. This one will surely make its way into my dreams. I still have no idea if there's an actual "goal" to this game, but I'm having a hell of a time exploring and discovering things.

[Anvilfolk]

So, Threadspace Hyperbol is in the latest Indie Gala. I won't say anything about the other ones, and I'll start by saying that Threadspace: Hyperbol is mainly a multiplayer game, and noone plays anymore. That said, it's one of my favourite games of all time. It was way ahead of its time.

Here's a quick video. Basically you are a customisable "ship" that can move from position to position only occasionally, and depending on how you decide to upgrade it, you get access to a variety of different weapons, most of which play around with physics. Some create positive or negative gravity fields, some are black holes, some create walls, some are delayed-fire missiles, regular shooty bits, repulsor weapons, etc etc.

The game field is EXTREMELY dynamic because of all the deployables that change physics, and of how fast you can deploy more, and change or take out the ones that are deployed.

It is one of the most tactical games I've ever played. It's amazing. It also features a gigantic campaign level, where you align with a faction, and the more fights you win, the more of the universe map you conquer. And the more you play, the more experience you get and the more unlockables you get.

Damn, am I said this game died off. I would play it so much...

[Sappho]

Not games, but an excellent bundle of music on Groupees: This Week In Chiptune. Includes a stellar cover album by Professor Shyguy (my new favorite - his original songs are spectacular) along with a bunch of other quality albums including original music, covers, and video game remixes. I love this kind of music, so it's well worth $1 to me.