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You have to choose between Steam and DRM-free for Tits. Check the top of the January page.
Edit: XCOM 2 FIXED.
Well shit, missed that. Thanks!
You have to choose between Steam and DRM-free for Tits. Check the top of the January page.
Edit: XCOM 2 FIXED.
Humble Bundle really needs Canadian pricing.
If anyone can buy for me one month gift, my offer is i will draw your favorite game character or your real picture or if you want someone close to you etc. (but my prefer game character.
This is sample about how i'm going to do.
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If it hasn't already been said, Trails is a highly recommended play for fans of JRPGs from the 16-bit and 32-bit eras. And that first game is just an appetizer for the second, yet quite good on its own...
I ended up buying this and...well, I have a couple of spare keys to trade/sell (already own them on Steam) but would like to know if the games are region-locked. I remember hearing something last year about certain bundles being restricted now.
This is my GOTY list, barring me starting and finishing Dragon's Dogma or Dark Souls 3 before the deadline (not happening). But on the off chance I do, I'm not submitting this until last minute.
1. Stardew Valley, it's digital crack. I spent 40 hours in one week just playing this game, and then stopped because I didn't know who I wanted to date lol.
2. SpeedRunners
3. ABZU
4. Dead by Daylight
5. Oxenfree
EA:
1. Faeria, it's a pretty fun card + board game. The meta is kind of odd though.
DLC:
1. The Last Breath Chapter in Dead by Daylight, which gave you the Nurse. She really got me hyped and scared when she came out. Her design's only second to the Hag (too bad the Hag is a shit killer). Michael Myers ain't a bad killer, but idk. The Nurse was something. She's not the most balanced thing in the world, but I really do like her.
Quick question - if I change from month-to-month billing to a longer subscription, do I get billed for the full subscription price at my next billing date (e.g. $132 for a 12-month subscription)? My reading of the info on their site is that that's how it works, but it's not completely clear.
Thanks - that's what I thought.I think you just pay the $132 right when you sign up
dammit i wish i subscribed last month. that is an awesome set of games
i might sub this month as i was looking into getting xcom anyways down the road but does the game have controller support on PC? don't feel like using a mouse/kb
If you have a game in your Humble library, you can redeem it or create a gift link to give away. People seem to either do Modbot or sell the spare codes in the BST threadI've not subscribed previously or given the scheme much attention. The recent reveal of XCOM2 however has resulted in it being shared around enough that I've clicked on through to see more.
Stardew Valley... SOMA... Rocket League... Dragon Dogma Dark Arisen... damn. The value of some of these months, even most of these months, looks fantastic and well exceeding the $12 entry fee.
Few questions;
I already own XCOM2, and even then I'm thinking of signing up. Both Trails in the Sky and Jotun are in my Steam wishlist from last month.
- Does everyone get the same 8 games shown, or is that an example of the best choices in a larger random pool (loot create like)?
- If you already have a game, do you get the option to share the key with another?
- Are they always Steam keys?
I've not subscribed previously or given the scheme much attention. The recent reveal of XCOM2 however has resulted in it being shared around enough that I've clicked on through to see more.
Stardew Valley... SOMA... Rocket League... Dragon Dogma Dark Arisen... damn. The value of some of these months, even most of these months, looks fantastic and well exceeding the $12 entry fee.
Few questions;
I already own XCOM2, and even then I'm thinking of signing up. Both Trails in the Sky and Jotun are in my Steam wishlist from last month.
- Does everyone get the same 8 games shown, or is that an example of the best choices in a larger random pool (loot create like)?
- If you already have a game, do you get the option to share the key with another?
- Are they always Steam keys?
I've not subscribed previously or given the scheme much attention. The recent reveal of XCOM2 however has resulted in it being shared around enough that I've clicked on through to see more.
Stardew Valley... SOMA... Rocket League... Dragon Dogma Dark Arisen... damn. The value of some of these months, even most of these months, looks fantastic and well exceeding the $12 entry fee.
Few questions;
I already own XCOM2, and even then I'm thinking of signing up. Both Trails in the Sky and Jotun are in my Steam wishlist from last month.
- Does everyone get the same 8 games shown, or is that an example of the best choices in a larger random pool (loot create like)?
- If you already have a game, do you get the option to share the key with another?
- Are they always Steam keys?
You get everything listed. You get a key you can use for whatever you want, redeem or giveaway. 90% of them are Steam Keys, some of them also offer DRM free download options
For your last question (others are covered above), one of each month's games is a "Humble Original" and typically doesn't come with a Steam key; the others all should do, sometimes with a DRM-free download also available.
If I subscribe now I will get all the january games + xcom 2 is that it? Amazing deal if so, wow
edit: apparently february games (unrevealed) + xcom 2. Hmmmm, should I push the trigger
They way I've always done it is that I've subbed for a month any time the main game is something which I would be happy to pay $12 for, and is something that I actually want to play now.If I subscribe now I will get all the january games + xcom 2 is that it? Amazing deal if so, wow
edit: apparently february games (unrevealed) + xcom 2. Hmmmm, should I push the trigger
XCOM 2 alone is worth more than 12$, except now you get 6 extra games. It's a no-brainer really
Yeah, I guess I feel like Xcom 2 on its own is definitely worth the 12$. Should be buying it by the end of the month. Thanks!They way I've always done it is that I've subbed for a month any time the main game is something which I would be happy to pay $12 for, and is something that I actually want to play now.
I would rather be disappointed that the mystery games were games that I would have played and missed out on, than buying a bundle where I don't want the main game in the hope that there might be something good and ending up disappointed.
Treat the other 7 games as a "free bonus" with the purchase of the main game and that should make the decision easier.
For example, I bought the Stardew Valley bundle and was pleasantly surprised to receive Rebel Galaxy, Styx, and Kathy Rain.
I bought the Dragon's Dogma bundle and am not too interested in the other games - but I'm not disappointed about it because I was happy to buy Dragon's Dogma for $12.
I was disappointed that I passed on the Mad Max bundle because I missed out on Infinifactory, Crawl, Galak-Z, and FranBow - especially because the public opinion on Mad Max seems to be very positive on the game now, compared to the critical reception it received at the time. But I'd prefer that to feeling like I wasted my money.
XCOM2 seems like an excellent deal, I just wish I didn't already own it.
I have listed the demos provided by Humble Monthly thus far:
- February 2017: Hollow Knight
That's news right? Hollow Knight being part of Feb's bundle?
So I signed up for XCOM 2. Can I go ahead and cancel now to avoid being charged for the next month, or will that keep me from getting the other games in this month's bundle?
the FAQ page says "You can cancel your membership at any time, but youll need to cancel at least a week before new content unlocks to avoid paying for the next month."
I'm kind of confused
So I signed up for XCOM 2. Can I go ahead and cancel now to avoid being charged for the next month, or will that keep me from getting the other games in this month's bundle?
the FAQ page says "You can cancel your membership at any time, but you'll need to cancel at least a week before new content unlocks to avoid paying for the next month."
I'm kind of confused
Oh Deer is the Humble Original. There is a trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xO3gB-4Ovi8 looks like a pretty sweet Outrun style game. I was always interested but never had the chance to buy it on Vita. Hope it plays as good as it looks and sounds.
Sort of weird that the GamePump thing recently failed but Humble is quietly trying to do a similar thing succesfully.
Decided to not get this months as i have XCOM 2 but i have pretty much all of lasts months to trade if there's anything i want in it.