So Outlast is 75% off on Gamersgate and Humble Store, and 66% off on GOG and Steam.
Why did they do that? :D

They don't seem to be, unless their base price on GG is lower than Android Market. They might not be on sale in the US, alternately. Otherwise I'd guess the sale is over.

Yeah.. just checked, and I can't see the discounts anymore.. :/
Well, it's your fault.

It was a 24-hour sale. To celebrate the new Android section on GamersGate, almost all Android games were 50% off.

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Thank you, Dear Sir - I did not miss out on the Shadowrun sale after all.

So many things are.

Thanks for the info. Not sure I want to keep track of yet another source for my Android apps, I already have too many of those to monitor now. But I still might pounce if they have some great bargains in future.

Cool. Now I know who to blame...

But think about the good side, at least you saved some, without buying moar games (I hope).
I'm still disappointed though ;p

I haven't bought from Lazy Guys, but I know they are trustworthy sellers as they're featured on Reddit all the time.

As for the stack social games, it's written that they can be redeemed via Steam, but you should always read the Terms section before buying from there; it mentions that all sales are final for the Star Wars one.

Stack social isn't just for games, so they can't give you game support, and your seller probably might not do that either. But I imagine since these are steam redeemable, you can get support from Steam if things go awry.

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GOG to compensate the potential "Share Factor" of their games.
Steam riding GOG's coattails with pricing hoping you don't know about the Spring Sale and have never heard of Gate.

Humble is also DRM-free, and I think you also get a steam key, too.

edit: can confirm, steam keys and DRM-free versions received; I like this, nice to have the games in the steam library as long as I have DRM-free versions too :D

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Does Humble update the downloadable packages with patches? I've never bothered testing my downloadable copies from their site.

I've noticed that even "DRM Free" can sometimes turn out as "Version 1.0 free only" goading the copier to register a legitimate key with Steam or GOG so that they can benefit from future updates and DLCs.

Thanks cmdr for the feedback. Trustworthy was what I was concerned about. As long as I can redeem via Steam, I'm okay with that. And I love the reddit site. I've used them a lot.

Feel free to PM me as well when a deal comes around you think I'd like. Then you can blame me even more. ;)

Yes, it does, your download page gets updated.

And the next time you go to your Humble Library, you get a notification that there are so many New updates, which you can search for with Ctrl-F. Also, Humble puts a date for the last time a game was updated, so you can search out whatever's recent that way. Finally, Humble gives you the MD5sum of your games, so you can check if that matches what you already have.