<span class="bold">The Adventure Company and Friends</span>

$1 or more:
Dead Reefs
Mystery Series: A Vampire Tale
Safecracker: The Ultimate Puzzle Adventure
Aura: Fate of the Ages

$6 or more:
Dark Fall: The Journal
Dark Fall 2: Lights Out
The Book of Unwritten Tales: Digital Deluxe Edition
The Book of Unwritten Tales: The Critter Chronicles Collectors Edition
Jack Keane 2: The Fire Within
Deponia
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout

$15 or more:
The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief Digital Deluxe Edition

Wow, good bundle, I miss Edna & Harvey Breakout and the two Darkfall (I have other titles and I don0't minde for non-bta games, maybe Dead Reef is good), but I shall pass, I'm out of money at the moment.

Do I understand correctly that almost none of this week's Humble weekly are DRM free except Dead Reefs and Mystery Series? There's a lot of titles available elsewhere DRM free that here seem offered Steam only.

Amazing bundle, now I just need to find 6 bucks, somewhere... :D

I concur, so few drm-free, I hope this isn't a bad sign on future HBs.

Yep you are right
Pay what you want for the 18th century murder mystery game, Dead Reefs, and the Transylvanian hidden object game, Mystery Series: A Vampire Tale. Paying $1 or more gets you access to the challenging puzzle adventure title, Safecracker: The Ultimate Puzzle Adventure, and the first-person puzzle exploration game, Aura: Fate of the Ages, on Steam

Hail to the Keane, baby.

Lol

KEEEEEEEEANE!!

Me being a die hard adventurer, a must buy. The Keane is just icing :p

Wow, a Humble Weekly after my own heart. Good thing I have most of these in boxes though, so take that humble!

Apart from Dead Reefs & The Raven (which I have but haven't played yet) and the Mystery Files game (ah, it's a HO) I can safely recommend all of the other ones to any curious adventure gamer. All joking aside Jack Keane is a nice, light-hearted but meaty adventure (with insult sword-fighting!), both Daedalic titles are pretty great (and the first in the respective series' so a nice introduction), Unwritten Tales I guess is the most highlighted right now due to the Kickstarter, Safecracker is a treat for the puzzle-lovers, Aura I can safely recommend to any Myst fan, and I really loved the Dark Fall games. Not a bad apple in that line-up in my book (but I'm kinda biased genre-wise I guess so take that with a couple of shovels of salt).

Yeah.. I'm interested in a couple of them too.
But no money, so I'll just look to the other side... ;p


well, maybe I can find a buck for Safecracker and get some bonuses (or maybe I could crack some safe..)

If Jack Keane 2 was DRM free I might consider it.

Aw who am I kidding. Nope.

The power of Keane compels you.