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Posted March 27, 2014
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spoderman: For me, Evoland is the only game with value in the $6 tier. Defender's Quest has been 90% off on Steam, and IIRC doesn't require Steam to run.
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Leroux: That value is still subjective though. I found it to be pretty bland compared to Anodyne and Defender's Quest. ;)
True, I don't have it and and have never played it so I have no idea how good the actual game is. I was just speaking in terms of the game's price/not being bundled.

I have heard it's pretty short though (around 2 hours long?)
Post edited March 27, 2014 by spoderman
Posted March 27, 2014
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Leroux: That value is still subjective though. I found it to be pretty bland compared to Anodyne and Defender's Quest. ;)
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spoderman: True, I don't have it and and have never played it so I have no idea how good the actual game is. I was just speaking in terms of the game's price/not being bundled.

I have heard it's pretty short though (around 2 hours long?)
Do you want it? I own the game already and can give you the gift link.
Posted March 27, 2014
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spoderman: True, I don't have it and and have never played it so I have no idea how good the actual game is. I was just speaking in terms of the game's price/not being bundled.

I have heard it's pretty short though (around 2 hours long?)
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KneeTheCap: Do you want it? I own the game already and can give you the gift link.
Sure, I'd play it right now.
Posted March 27, 2014
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KneeTheCap: Do you want it? I own the game already and can give you the gift link.
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spoderman: Sure, I'd play it right now.
Sent, I think.
Posted March 27, 2014
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spoderman: Sure, I'd play it right now.
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KneeTheCap: Sent, I think.
Thanks, I redeemed it.
Posted March 27, 2014
The only one of these games I already have is Defender's Quest. This looks like a good bundle for me to pick up. It's nice to support HB supporting open source. Maybe they'll do this more often. A person can hope.
Posted March 27, 2014
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Redfern: Well, looks like Humble taken a little vacation from constant Steam-only bundle and decided to recall times they used to be "drm-free stronghold". And good that they trying to GOG com collaboration (kind of).

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nikmousa: Is this the first time you can redeem on GOG a HB bought game or I am mistaken?

Very very nice either way!
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Redfern: Am...no, you see, Defender's Quest selling in Humble Widgets is coming with GOG.com keys naturally.
Its dev's decision. DQ devs are pretty open about giving keys out including GOG ones.

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tAnt0: Defender's Quest also can be also redeemed on GOG, and there are android versions included for Incredipede and Planet Stronghold.
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nikmousa: Is this the first time you can redeem on GOG a HB bought game or I am mistaken?

Very very nice either way!
Retro City Rampage has GOGkey option... i think one other game does as well.
Post edited March 27, 2014 by Niggles
Posted March 27, 2014
BTW, they call it Open Source Humble Weekly, so...where is source? Or they call DRM-free now "open source"
Posted March 27, 2014
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Redfern: BTW, they call it Open Source Humble Weekly, so...where is source? Or they call DRM-free now "open source"
The Humble Weekly Sale supports open source projects. Each game in this bundle was made featuring some open source tool or library.
Posted March 28, 2014
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Redfern: BTW, they call it Open Source Humble Weekly, so...where is source? Or they call DRM-free now "open source"
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triock: The Humble Weekly Sale supports open source projects. Each game in this bundle was made featuring some open source tool or library.
Support Open Source! You choose where your money goes: between the developers and/or four open source projects, FlashDevelop, OpenFL, Ren'Py and Haxe Foundation
Posted March 28, 2014
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PaterAlf: All games for Win, Linux and Mac (Anodyne and Incredipede also for Android), all with a Steam key, DRM-free download and Defender's Quest even with a GOG key (think that's the first time for a Humble bundle).
I would bet that Lars had to fight to push that one through - he's known as a strong GOG advocate. Anodyne and Evoland are also on GOG, but neither have GOG keys in this bundle.
Posted March 28, 2014
That's a pretty good bundle for me, as I have all the higher tier games already (in GOG and/or from HB), while I don't think I have any of the lower tier games yet anywhere. Nice, even if I have no idea what kind of games those lower tier games are, none ring a bell.
Post edited March 28, 2014 by timppu
Posted March 28, 2014
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Redfern: BTW, they call it Open Source Humble Weekly, so...where is source? Or they call DRM-free now "open source"
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triock: The Humble Weekly Sale supports open source projects. Each game in this bundle was made featuring some open source tool or library.
That's pretty weak compared to the source releases of Humble 1, 2, and Frozenbyte. :(
Posted March 28, 2014
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timppu: That's a pretty good bundle for me, as I have all the higher tier games already (in GOG and/or from HB), while I don't think I have any of the lower tier games yet anywhere. Nice, even if I have no idea what kind of games those lower tier games are, none ring a bell.
Magical Diary (i unsure, looks like dungeon crawler)
NEO Scavenger - its flash based but VERY hardcore postApocalyptic RPG. tons of option and hard decisions.
Offspring Fling - flash based cartoonish platformer. Nice one, but nothing superspecial. Music made by Aquaria OST composer.
Planet Stronghold - its...RPG\Visual Novell hybrid by Winter Wolves. Good game, but niche.

Overall its decent games even for "lower" tier.

P.S. Hmm doesnt its kinda a lot of Flash based games in this bundle? NEO scavenger, Offspring Fling, Anodyne, Evoland, Defender's Quest, Incredipede, they all flash\air games.

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triock: The Humble Weekly Sale supports open source projects. Each game in this bundle was made featuring some open source tool or library.
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benderz: Support Open Source! You choose where your money goes: between the developers and/or four open source projects, FlashDevelop, OpenFL, Ren'Py and Haxe Foundation
Imho, Ren'Py is best option to donate. Its only one REALLY crossplatform here. FlashDevelop, OpenFL - Flash? Nooooo
Post edited March 28, 2014 by Redfern
Posted March 28, 2014
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Redfern: snip
Magical Diary is Ren'Py Visual Novel.
Post edited March 28, 2014 by triock
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