Thread 724805616

For anons that used this, what was your favorite bundle(s)? Did you discover any great games because of this?

>>724805616 (OP)
The one with KCD, Rising Storm 2 and Surviving Mars was my favorite
And the ones with XCOM 2 and Total War Warhammer.
Was a poorfag then, HB helped.

>>724805616 (OP)
The Magix one which give me Soundforge, Vegas etc

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>>724807183
Legal copy of Vegas was pretty nice, occasionally still use it because it's fairly intuitive, but I'm pretty sure free options like kdenlive have lapped it by now.

>>724805616 (OP)
The one from more than a decade ago that gave me an updated version of Hammerfight with that endless warzone mode that the Steam version of the game doesn't fucking have.

>>724805616 (OP)
The best Humble Bundles are the book ones. One of the few places where you can get legit DRM-free ebooks.
There's a Nagatoro manga bundle going on right now with the first 19 volumes for under 20 bucks.

>>724810140
Imagine paying for ebooks.

>>724805616 (OP)

I've bought a bunch. My favorites used to be the $1 ones which had like one good thing plus a few randoms. There was also a big Capcom PS3 bundle that had a shitload of games for like twelve bucks, a Paradox bundle that had the core versions of all their games for like a fiver (and then you pirated the DLC), some random RPG bundles... there's been a bunch of fine ones in the past.

>>724811903
Ya Humble Bundle was great when you got 90% of the games for $1 as well as all the 2nd week games too. It's why my Steam library is so big even though I have not bought a game on Steam in over 10 years.

>>724805616 (OP)
The one with Dark Souls 3

>>724810140
>DRM-free ebooks.
it's called a PDF

>>724814158
Who the fuck reads ebooks as PDFs?

>>724805616 (OP)
I got GameMaker Studio for 1 dollar. That was really based.
I haven't bought a single bundle since then.

>>724805616 (OP)
The one that comes to mind was the Rockstar bundle from a few years back which was fifteen bucks for every one of their existing steam releases outside GTA V. It's how I got into Max Payne and Bully.

>>724805616 (OP)
Imagine paying for a bunch of games you probably won't like.

I miss when they made the art for the games

>>724810140
>digital books
i'd rather have the physical copies than pay for digital

Any leaks for next month's bundle or nah?

>>724810140
I can't bring myself to pay for digital books.

>>724811903
I really enjoyed that PS bundle along with the Nintendo bundles, when all I had was consoles that was amazing not to mention when I got a PS4 I suddenly had multiple games in my account waiting for me

>>724814489
Something with lots of footnotes works much better as a PDF than any other book format.

>>724814912
That was back when being an indie game at all was noteworthy and there was actual community around the scene.

This was literally the last good Humble Choice ever.