90% of the "Bundles" are Crap/Shovelware I'm not in the slightest way interested in.

Thankfully there is nothing really for me there, I would be interested in Vampire but I already missed previous one from choice so whatever.

Yeah ,they even lowered the price to 6$/month for the premium monthly, still not good.
Most of the games can be bought from key sellers with days for 1$ or less and there is hardly a month when i would like to get 3 or more games from this bundle.
I just can't see whats the point of getting 1-2 random AA or good indy games and lots of games nobody plays.
This should have 20+$ priced good games in it , throw out the craps and just give 2-3 games/month.

Good thing I waited to see what Humble had for Humble Choice Jan. 2021, before buying Ancestors: THO from Epic....or I'd probably have both Epic and Steam-versions of Ancestors: THO.

Looks like I'd probably safe to buy Disco Elysium and other games from Epic that are on sale right now...just didn't appear in Jan. 2021 Humble Choice.

Definitely interested in VTM: Shadows, as I did like Coteries...despite not being that thrilled w/ the ending of Coteries. Hopefully, Shadows does a better job w/ the ending and all.

Not Tonight looks interesting; like another type of Papers Please game.
I have Papers still backlogged, for some reason.

Definitely interested also in Pathologic 2 - though, I should go play the original game (which is backlogged).

Looks like a "buy" for me.

Ya bundle looks like a good fit your you this month. Happy for you. It can be decent bundle this month depending on which games you were looking for. For me this one is still a bust :D (but also considering my backlog - it's not like there would 0 interesting games in there)

I can definitely recommend Minoria. Visual style is stunning, combat is challenging in right way, story is creepy in mysterious way. I think it got slack for being short and Momodora being bit better, but that doesn't mean Minoria wasn't superb.

gives us a gog key humble bundle and i'll buy it in an instant.

I think it's GOG who might object to that. Devs have access to steam keys, and can supply Humble, but don't have access to GOG keys so easily.

Fanatical probably bought those keys to resell them, that's their modus operandi.

This month was a pass for me, despite one of the games being on my wishlist - it just wasn't enough.

Maybe, but they also had that GOG linking stuff recently, where you got a free GOG copy of Seven, so maybe they are coming together again (although Humble Bundle lost most appeal to me since they sold to IGN).

Well maybe gog should allow selling keys like steam does.

Does Steam actually allow this, or does it merely tolerate it?

yep steam allows it