This includes World of Goo which is awesome. I'm sure everyone knew that already though. It's also not any cheaper, you just get 4 other games with it.

I see Dook Nookem is still $9.99 on impulse NA despite them saying it was for one day only.

$40 off retail in under 100 days. A $5 christmas price is all but guaranteed now.

Also on steam
Two Worlds II -50%
iBomber Defense -50%

The strategy bundle is wicked awesome!

Only if you don't own any of these games .

Both statements are true.

Would be useful if we could gift games from packs. But then for those particular games and at that price it's still good even if you have a couple of them I think.

Not if you have three out of the five games in the packs like I do. Valve should either discount the pack for people who already have some of the games like GOG do or they should allow you to gift the surplus because the way things stand it's just a waste if you have the majority of a pack.

Can you let me know how the Other DRM worked? Was it simply writing down the Serial Key after using the GG trick? Thanks.

Note about Harbinger:

I posted this on the GamersGate Game Tutor also:

It's noted in the game System Requirements "Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP. NOT VISTA/W7!"

I did not see that until buying and attempting an install. I have W7 and of course, the GamersGate installer would not install. A message window popped up saying the game is not compatible on my OS.

Well, messages like that just make me a determined fella.

Knowing the trick on copying the installing batch/executable, I thought I could experiment.

This may take several tries of running the installer, but you must quickly lurk in the Harbinger install folder and copy/paste the setup.exe before it changes back to "launch". Make sure and "KEEP" your install files. Set the compatility to WinXP (service pack 3) for the setup-copy.exe and then click the "Run as Admin" check box. Click OK and double click the .exe. Voila! The game will install. Be sure and manually run the HarbingerCfg.exe in your game folder to set up the video and sound. Runs great.

Please tell me/ us how you like the game. I was interested but gameplay did not look passable. BUt I like e.g. Space Hack and Chosen Well of Souls though.

From the current GamerGate Sale I´d like to pint out inquite the following:
$2.48 each:

Cold Zero
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-COLDZ/cold-zero-the-last-stand?caff=1869351
any Comments?

Genesis Rising
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-GR/genesis-rising?caff=1869351
I have this. Usually I am not into Strategy but this and Disciples really got me hooked.

Painkiller Redemption
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-PKRED/painkiller-redemption?caff=1869351
well it´s the DRM free version.

Aurora 1
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-AURA/aura-fate-of-the-ages?caff=1869351
any comments?

Aurora 2
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-AURA2/aura-2-the-sacred-rings?caff=1869351
any comments?

Cold War
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-COLDWAR/cold-war?caff=1869351
any comments

Schizm 2
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-SCHIZM2/schizm-2-chameleon?caff=1869351
any comments?

Experiment 112 $4.98
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-112/the-experiment-112?caff=1869351
Among this whole GG sale I definitely URGE you get this game. It´s a mix of mysterie, experiment gone wrong survival horror investigation adventure.
You will unlikely find another game like this. And in my book it got all the things right, though some keycode hunting in emails and similar stuff can get tedious.
It feels `realisitc´in a quite unnerving way, as you actually communicate from your side of the computer screen via the surveilance cameras with the the only survivor and help her escape. Great Game!

OK, GamersGate Spellforce Universe is pretty much DRM free. Backed up installation packages work, then you run the game with no BS popping up, and type in the serial in the main menu.

One of you used to have a link to a bat which allowed you to automatically copy the setup file from the GG installation. Can you please provide the link again?

Schizm 2 - 3D Myst clone. Har-r-rd.

Cold Zero is something along the lines of ye olde Airborne Ranger, but more sneaky and detailed. You use point and click controls, but have only one character to order to. You buy guns and other equipment and go on missions where you do a lot of hiding and killing. Clothes color must match the environment for better camouflage. Guns can jam, can be rigged with scope and silencer, and sometimes allow the use of different types of ammo.
The character gains XP and has upgradeable skills. Anyway, get it.