Nice new avatar Tallima!

I love the e-mail announcing the bundle (which for some reason doesn't show when you look at the mail):

"And don't be all like "I HAVE NO FRIENDS" because you are a beautiful human being who can make friends if you try"

Why thank you! It was time for a change since we have these new bubbly avatars going around.

Maybe one day I'll pick a real avatar. But the glasses-on default is pretty fun. I just got glasses that are very similar to my avatar's glasses, too!

Too much of steam...and HammerWatch in BTA tier? it was, um, several times on sale - for 1$ in Humble Store and in Humble Bundle too.

<span class="bold">Humble Weekly Bundle: Made in Japan</span>

PWYW
Cherry Tree High Complete Pack
Fairy Bloom Freesia
Influent (Also for Mac and Linux)

BTA
Magical Battle Festa
Revolver 360 Re:Actor
The Tale of Alltynex

$10
Rime Berta
Half-Minute Hero: The Second Coming

Everything is DRM-Free+Steam key, except for Half-Minute Hero, which is Steam-only.

Ouch, Half-Minute is in the highest tier, basically is the same price of Steam store, 10€ :S

hmm kinda tempted

Interesting bundle, I think I'll get the base tier.

Not a bad bundle; I wish an android built of Rime Berta was included.

I'm hittin' up the base tier on this one. Not much of a SHMUP guy, so BTA doesn't do much for me.

Just a note on people interested in Influent: I chose the Japanese package that time, and while it's an interesting concept... in terms of actual language acquisition it's pretty much useless. This isn't just me saying it's useless from a person with Japanese ability either, for a complete beginner I think if language acquisition was your primary goal a basic beginners book or even a free flashcard app would be a much more efficient way to learn the kana and very limited set of vocabulary presented in Influent.

A Steam account is still required according to the game cards unfortunately. More like "DRM-free". :)

Hmm, it may be that they just haven't updated the descriptions yet though. Usually when the DRM-Free logo is shown at Humble it always means it is truly available as a DRM-Free installer download directly from the Humble servers.

Would be a nice development for sure if it's true.

Agreed. If there are any Steam users that don't have/would like to have/plan to buy these games, report back!

Those games were already included DRM-free in the Humble 2K Bundle (which I bought) a few months ago. So it would certainly make sense if they now also sell it DRM-free in the Humble Store.