To me the Aztec or whatever one and Bob Came in Pieces look the best. If I get it, it'll be for those two, and hopefully the puzzle games will be fun, and act as awesome gravy.

In regards to the Indie Summer Pack:

I bought it a while ago for $5, and they basically give you a 1.6GB zip file to download. You only get a couple of attempts to download it though (online people said 5 attempts, on mine it says 9).

...FAIL...

This information is enough to keep me from buying it. I hate packs that are bundled in one big download that you can only download for a limited time. Pure BS in my opinion.

Hmm, always wanted to try that one, anywhere to get it without DRM?
DRM on any of these? And does Gratuitous Space Battles have all the expansions?

The question is, is e-junkie a safe payment service? I don't think I've ever heard of them, I suppose Google could help, but rather ask someone who's safely used them.

I don't know, I didn't buy from them. I just stumbled across it, though it looked decent on the surface, but it appears that they have bundled all the games in one download, and have a limited amount of downloads.

It's not ideal, for sure, but I have a good connection, I'm reasonably certain I can grab them. That Aztaka game looks kind of fun, mostly why I'd want the pack.

I know we have gotten off topic, but Aztaka is quite good. I grabbed it through the Yawma PWYW that ran late last year/early this year. It is definitely worth the price they are asking for the pack. Be warned though, it takes a bit of getting used to. A 2D, side-scrolling, RPG, is definitely an acquired taste IMO.

That's the problem with digital downloads. I only go with folks I trust enough to give my card details to them, and even then I cannot vouch that they are completely safe against Internet miscreants. I won't mention names of sellers, but I believe there should be a level of discretion used when purchasing online.

Region restricted daily deal from Impulse:

X-COM series 75% off .

Not sure, Beamdog has a mother of a DRM which is its client which isn't near as functiona as Steam's client.

Over here in Zealand though, I 've seen Loki hard copies marked down dirt cheap.

It was offered free with a copy of a local PC gaming magazine.

U can buy them from D2d which is available worldwide

The Pack that includes Gratuitous Space Battles does NOT include its DLC. You must buy it on your own ($6.99 for the Galactic Conquest DLC, which is online only and $9.99 for the Factions DLC bundle).

The e-junkie thing uses paypal, so it shouldn't be that risky.

Neat.
Thanks for sharing this.
Aztaka, Bob Came In Pieces, and Lylian Paranoid Friendship were all games I wanted to get eventually. I think I can spare $5 to get them all, though.