And Steam-only, it seems.

Thanks for the notice!
Humble needs to be more consistent with their bundle's description "DRM-free and on Steam. Pinball FX2 and all of these tables are available on Steam for Windows. Please check out the full system requirements here." :/

This is one of those situations where the $1 minimum tier is better than the $5 tier. While I don't have The Walking Dead tables, the others at $5 aren't all that great.

Great bundle for us point and clickers! Got some games that have been on my wish list. Thanks Catshade.

New deal on IndieGameStand: Story of the Survivor
Pay what you want for DRM-Free game, $1 for Steam-key and BTA (currently $2.12) for OST.

Build Your Own Warner Bros bundle on Humble Store.

Select 3 games for a 75% discount, 4 for a 77% discount, or 5 for an 80% discount.

Groupees Bundle in a Box 7 now up:

$1 for:

Lemurzin (Steam)
Farnham Fables: Episode 1: The King's Medicine (itch.io)
Windmills By The Ocean - I (music)

$2.75 for:

Aozora Meikyuu (Steam)
Pilot Brothers 2 (Steam)
9 Clues 2: The Ward (Steam)
Ping Ping
Mt. Mineral - Buried In The Sky (music)

Bonus (locked):
Vidboy - Electro EP (music)

All games have DRM-Free downloads for Windows. Aozora Meikyuu and 9 Clues 2: The Ward also have Mac/Linux downloads, and Ping Ping comes with a Mac download.

Steam has a Square Enix Publisher sale for up to 85% off titles and up to 50% off Final Fantasy titles including Final Fantasy XIII: Lightning Returns at $9.99 (the current historical low)

Link

Back in the good days, the BiaB used to be one of the few bundles I was looking forward to.

Humble Monthly bundle - March is live:

ARK: Survival Evolved (early unlock)
GRAV
I Am Bread
Sentinels of the Multiverse
Shantae and the Pirate's Curse
Switchcars
Wateland 2: Director's Cut - Classic Edition
and also Battlesloths (DRM free)

Pre-orders for Humble Monthly bundle - April are open:
Southpark: The Stick of Truth (early unlock)
This War of Mine (early unlock)

Also Battlesloths (DRM free)

I have yet to regret not buying the Humble Monthly. I kind of want ARK ... when it's done. I already have Wasteland 2 here. I'm not too interested in the rest. The closest I've been to disappointed was the month with The Talos Principle. I really want that game, but I already have Grim Fandango, and again, the rest didn't interest me.

Hmmm

THE EASTER MYSTERY EGG - Spoil yourself this Easter with the Mystery Egg, a wonderful surprise including 4 merchandise items at a cracking price £73.99/95.99€

Offer limited to 300pcs in Europe!

https://store.eu.square-enix.com/emea_europe/merchandise/THE-EASTER-MYSTERY-EGG.php

I was bored and went out looking for game deals on my own for once ;) (else I rely on this thread for all my game deal needs ;) ... Well, haven't found anything worth reporting, but I found something very weird to my eyes:

There's this rpg sale over on mac/wingamestore.com and it's rather underwhelming, but what really got me was that they sell "Iesabel" for $3.75 at 75% off which struck me as rather expensive. Well they have set the base price at $15 whereas Steam and most other shops sell it at a base price of only $4.99!
So is it normal for a store to arbitrarily set the base price at three times the usual, presumably just so they can put a "75% off"-label on it and sell it for slightly less then the others, or did they just not get the memo of a presumed base price decrease sometime ago?
So what do you think? Is it evil or stupid or normal (and I'm just naive)?

Maybe this was a mistake. You could always send an e-mail to verify. They currently have Avernum 2 on sale for $5 which is half Steam's best sale price to date.