I'm not sure about that. There's often decent stuff at $1. I tend to think that the entry level tier does reflect on the rest, and that, in these case, the riffs at higher tiers won't be that enjoyable that they'd be worth the money.

Not in previous Weekly, Eye Candy 4, for example. BTA was featuring 3 decent games, while 1$ tier was featuring 1 Steam only, and 2 "short, experimental games".

I'm confused, there was 3 Steam games on the $1 tier and even if the steam reviews isn't the best place to check reviews:

Dyscourse - 80% positive (212 reviews)
Lumino City - 93% positive (318 reviews)
Plug & Play - 85% positive (2072 reviews)

I mean, different tastes and all but this isn't crap and it's only $1.

Comparing with Read Only Memories, Apotheon and other game(forgot name) in BTA 1$ just wasnt very impressive, thats all.
And, ofc, thats matter of taste too. I'm not against creative "art" or experimental games once a while, but both Dyscourse and Plug & Play looked kinda weak to me. Lumino City was too much Steam-only for goggish me.

Oh, i wish they had switched BTA and 1$ - that would be instant big hit

It was worth getting for Lumino City alone. The game is a freakin' artistic masterpiece and usually doesn't go very far below 7 or 8 bucks on sale. I can't speak for Discourse, Plug and Play, I'll admit, looks like garbage, but Lumino City, in my opinion, makes the bundle immediately much more valuable.

The thing with Dr Who is that it's more like a time/space travel version of "The Avengers" (the legendary British TV series) so it's more appealing to people which aren't attracted primarly to sci-fi stuff...

That reminds me I still have to watch the last episode of season 8 on Netflix, gonna do it now :o)

If anyone picked up the Square Enix humble bundle $6+ and isn't going to use the FF14:ARR code, i'd love it if able.

(i hope its not frowned upon to ask like this, i'm just so broke after the holidays!)

Weird, considering how many MST3K fans are on here, you'd think more people would have been more interested in a RiffTrax bundle. Arguably this is actually a good starting point for people interested in MST3K as the RT references and jokes are a little less oblique.

Me, I'm really happy to see RiffTrax featured in an HB. I'm just a little disappointed to not see any of their MST3K stuff featured there.

I second everything you just said. I think the reason that the MST3K stuff won't get its own bundle is because the team is already offering a good deal of the episodes free on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFzph9x-n9FR52BI94Zfgww
The RiifTrax bundle is probably to promote the MST3K Kickstarter.

Ah, I didn't know that. I did buy some classics like The Final Sacrifice from the RT website, especially since I found out that SHOUT! Factory was playing dirty with royalty payments on their MST3K DVDs.

From what I understand, RiffTrax has nothing to do with the MST3K Kickstarter (relations between the two have been amicable however, from what I've gather).

And we're back to games this week! A repeat!

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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 Gold
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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory®
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BTA
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Vegas 2
Tom Clancy's The Division Beta
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction™ Deluxe Edition
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell®

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All games are Windows-only and require a Uplay account.

So much for the people that claim Humble has become a mere Steam shop ... ;-)

OK, Bye, I'm gonna kill myself :o)

Nice!

I'm saving lots money this week.