Out of the below the average games, all but Europa Universalis have FLAC soundtracks available.

Sorry I can't say for Magicka or Crusader Kings 2.

Hello

Yes they do have FLAC versions. Every game in the bundle except for EU3 has FLAC versions.

Well, it's almost over and the BTA price is still $5.80. I hope this is the last time they're using this method.

There are some Paradox games I would like to have even with the Steam requirement, but Paradox somehow managed to include virtually none of them in this sale. Hopefully a new weekly sale today will be better.

Since the one game I was seriously interested in managed to be in the 125 dollar tier, I didn't end up getting the bundle.

5,80 seems kinda... unreasonable for that...

Does this include FLAC soundtracks?

I skipped their Indie Royale because they only bundled MP3 soundtracks.

Maybe AI War is worth $1... the rest is kinda meh.. and the all time BTA sucks and it seems this will be the norm :(. And no X-Superbox bundle :(

This is more than worth a few bucks to me... But I have to get a new Mobo/CPU and possibly Video Card...

Should I spend the extra money and get the BTA?

Out of curiosity, do you have a reason to think the X games will be bundled? I think it would be great, especially if they were Steam free.

For me the only interesting game is Skyward Collapse + Nihon no Mura DLC as I have the IR from before and Shattered Haven here too.
The problem is the close call on the price, $5.68 on their site or $5.80 on HB? Only the soundtracks cause a problem right now.


EDIT:::
"Redeem on Steam. Your purchase will get you six outstanding games DRM-free and on Steam for Windows and Mac. Full system requirements for the games can be found here. "

I thought these are all DRM free. Can anyone confirm?

Steam free probably not - but they have no-steam exes (on the egosoft site).
My reason is this: http://steamdb.info/sub/30191/
And this: http://steamdb.info/sub/30192/
Plus for Mac X3TC is already in the Back to School bundle.. But I don't use, nor ever will use a crapple product.

"Your purchase will get you six outstanding games DRM-free and on Steam for Windows and Mac."

"Pay $1 or more to receive Steam keys."

So, are there DRM-free direct downloads when you buy either tier, or are they magically considering Steam to be a DRM-free approach? I wish to hell they would write this stuff clearly.

I believe it means that you pay what you want for DRM-free, but to get Steam keys requires a minimum payment of $1.