Hmm, nothing that i don't have here and would interest me except Planetary Annihilation. And i was looking forward to that when it was announced but seeing the reviews, meh.

They're probably still the best bundles but they've gone from being "can't miss" deals to "eh, I guess I could miss that..." over the past year. Combining this and the decline of Groupees and others, it feels like the Age of Indie Bundles is closing.

Probably won't buy it. I'm tempted by the DRM-free Deponia (since it's an adventure game), but I never finished the first game, so I don't really have a big urge to own it.

This'll be the first bundle I've bought in a while, mostly for Xenonauts, as I have Sir..., and everything else looks boring.

Fuck it. It's got DRM in this one. And a stupid "coupon". I believe this is the first full-on "Indie Bundle" that wasn't DRM-free (and 'early access' at that!). May Humble burn.

What's DRMed ?

2 and 5 were both pretty weak. 2, I can't recall anything notable about it, and 5 was basically carried entirely by Bastion. Granted, Bastion is an amazing game, but one great game does not a bundle make.

This one has me pretty excited between Xenonauts and Skullgirls, both of which I've heard great things about.

Gang Beasts, the Early Access game from the $10 tier.

Just a heads up - the coupon for the Titans expansion to Planetary Annihilation is Steam only. Seems dumb to have the base game be DRM free, and the expansion be Steam only.

In what way is Groupees or others declining? There are now tens of game bundles a week over many bundle sites, and far as I know they still sell pretty well.

I think that bundles have simply become mainstream. That means less enthusiasm (because they're not special any more) but on the other hand they're a standard way to get indie games.

It's not really an expansion, at least not in any traditional sense. They're separate games. The original game is no longer sold on Steam or Humble, because TITANS includes the original game and more.

Seems like an alright bundle, certainly not as great as previous main Humble Indie Bundles since I expected a much better selection of games. Skullgirls DRM Free with all the DLC included is definitely the stand out, will have to wait and see next week what new games they add to it though for considering the BTA.

AND the "coupon" for a discount on a Steamsclusive DRMed game.

Well, I haven't bought any of them recently :)