Well, I am getting the bundle for Fibrilation and 4'th Wall, and considering everything else as a bonus. I do like Bundle in a Box, they have some alternative games (however even I might not be 'alternative' enough for Flibble.... will give it a spin though, just to see what it is)

Not a bad bundle. Some of the games have been in other bundles already (or have been announced for one), but the remaining ones still look pretty interesting. And to top it off, everything's DRM-free. At currently less than 1.80€ for the complete package, it's a steal.

Thanks for the heads-up. :)

It's interesting though that Kyttaro basically negated the whole concept of their product after just two attempts.

It's still pretty thematic, it's just that the theme is weird and obscure games (hence eclectic). I mean, how many bundles have an FMV games? Shuggy is probably the most mainstream, and even then it's pretty underrated and unknown.
Checking for you as soon as Desura loads finally.

Argh, my War of the Human Tanks Desura key has already been used!

How's that?

I guess they've screwed up and given out duplicate keys somehow.

I would be delighted if that was the reason, but have to admit I'm not that optimistic. Regardless, the bundle is pretty neat. :)

When you try to redeem used codes on desura, it says who redemeed it :P

Yes, it said who redeemed it but that doesn't do me much good. It's not their fault they were given the same key as me. :P

Doesn't seem like Desura sells the DLC at all. My Desura version doesn't have the levels, from what I can tell.

That's not what "eclectic" means though, is it? (This is not a rhetoric question, I'm not a native speaker and sometimes don't understand words correctly). I always thought that eclectic means something like "mixed / from various sources which don't necessarily fit" rather than "weird / not mainstream". In my understanding, "eclectic" is pretty much the opposite of "bound by a consistent theme", so they turned the theme-less-ness of the bundle into its theme. I actually found that quite clever. ;)

So, how big is Stay Dead? It's an FMV QTE game.

700 mb or so. Shadows on the Vatican is actually bigger, at 800 mb.

Hm, those games are pretty obscure, alright. I already have Shadows of the Vatican, Act I and Shuggy and I doubt I'd ever play through them. The system requirements of most of these games are also a gamble for my low-end PC (dual core 2.1 Ghz, on-board graphic card with lacking Shader support), regardless of their simplistic looks. Are there any hidden gems among these?

I mean $2.25 is ridiculous and I could just check them out myself for such a low price, but then I might feel bad about paying so few and "enriching" my collection with games I might never touch again ... ;)