jakershaker
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The pack is worth it for Eufloria alone. The best Galcon clone I've played. Music and style is flawless too and very minimalistic. Just a great game.
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Indie Royale - second bundle (BTDT, Nightsky, Scoregasm, Fate of the World) up
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I'm pretty much feeling the same! I just bought Runespell yesterday during the thanksgiving sale, even. Probably not going to preorder again unless they're upfront about the games that are in the bundle.
Still an swesome pack for anyone who's looking for good games!
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
The language they used initially wasn't as clear as it is now. The way they originally phrased it made it seems like this specific bundle was launching at 3.99 and that future bundles would launch at 2.99.
They have since clarified the language, but not before some people preordered.
I think it was clear enough to begin with but your right some people didn't take it as clear enough.
arts&crafts
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Are they all seperate codes? I forget if they were last time. I bought runespell yesterday 
Princess Skittles
Prince's's 'Skittle's
I pre-ordered pretty early and I swear that the distinction was made then.
I considered the extra dollar a convenience, to be honest, after the mess of the last launch.
Are they all seperate codes? I forget if they were last time. I bought runespell yesterday
Seems like they're separate Steam codes, though all a single Desura code.
Lazy vs Crazy
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Was thinking of getting the Zeboyd games anyhow, so I guess for an extra $.50 I'm in for this even if I never play the other stuff.
Yes, they are separate codes.
I own the CSTW/BoFVII games and Eufloria already, but 2 games for $3 sounds reasonable.
I played Eufloria once before but never could get into it. This may sound weird but the game has a very high frequency pitch going on in the background that gave me migraine within the first five minutes of playing. I promptly uninstalled it.
I own the CSTW/BoFVII games and Eufloria already, but 2 games for $3 sounds reasonable.
I played Eufloria once before but never could get into it. This may sound weird but the game has a very high frequency pitch going on in the background that gave me migraine within the first five minutes of playing. I promptly uninstalled it.
arts&crafts
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Ah i see, I already have runespell and Eufloria, may just wait on cthulhu at the christmas sale. Also if anyone doesn't have Gish yet, I believe I have an extra steam code lying around from one of these sales, just quote me for it.
ProtoCents
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But everything Gamestop has taught us about preordering made me think I'd get a truck load of goodies delivered.
Nabs
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Starwolf_UK
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3/5 owned for me, I got the 2 RPGs last day of Steam sale too. Oh well I'll check out Really Big Sky and
Runespell: Overture then.
Each game (on Steam) has a Steam key box under it. The only one I used was Santum in the launch bundle and it didn't redeem the rest of the bundle so I'd say yes, they're seperate codes.Are they all seperate codes? I forget if they were last time. I bought runespell yesterday
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
Here's what they had originally: "So we're now opening pre-orders for the next Indie Royale bundle, at a recommended contribution of USD $5 but a minimum price of USD $3.99 (future Indie Royale bundles will launch at a live minimum of $2.99, and increase in price from there)."
Now, given how historically you don't pay more for preordering something, coupled with the fact that they originally only said future bundles will launch at 2.99, I don't blame anyone for thinking this was a one-time price increase because this specific bundle was larger in scope than previous efforts, or something.
Dice
Pokémon Parentage Conspiracy Theorist
Really Big Sky is soooooo annoying just from the video. BH games would be like... anything that isn't actively disappearing or being vacuum-absorbed by your ship should be deadly. I hate being confused about what is deadly and what is not. That shouldn't be a learning process where I'm spending 5 minutes dodging some shit before realizing it doesn't hurt me like 80% of everything else. The thing that makes the genre great isn't the hectic nature, it's that despite seeming hectic to the onlooker, to the player there is an amazing clarity of what the challenge is and knowing exactly how and why they are winning or failing.
I know but I had always thought it was 3.99 for preordering and would be 2.99 at launch, I can understand where the confusion comes in.
Dr Stabbingworth
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I own 3/5 so preordering was a bust for me. I just bought Runespell, too. Not going to complain about $4, but I'm not going to preorder in the future, either.
Runespell is pretty fun. It's like a shallower version of Puzzle Quest but with poker mechanics. If you like JRPGs, the double pack is an excellent take on the genre.
Runespell is pretty fun. It's like a shallower version of Puzzle Quest but with poker mechanics. If you like JRPGs, the double pack is an excellent take on the genre.
Dog Problems
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I already have Cthulhu on Steam so I can give you the key for that later on.
Does Steam still eat keys in these instances (i.e. flagging them as used, even though the keys didn't actually activate a product)?
Meatpuppet
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Quote for Cuthulu Steam Key
Quote for Breath of Death Steam Key
Quote for Breath of Death Steam Key
Lord British
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Edit: Well, I misunderstood that one. *Slinks away, shamefaced*
Took the Breadth of Death key, thanks a lot man!
I'm really sorry about that, I thought you were the one that took the Cthulhu key.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Things are getting confusing here, so I'm locking this thread and bumping the one for the current indie royale:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=453688
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=453688
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