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A good idea for a bundle would be a DRM Free Bundle :)
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brigade20: A good idea for a bundle would be a DRM Free Bundle :)
Those are pretty common, with humble bundle being at the forefront.
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brigade20: A good idea for a bundle would be a DRM Free Bundle :)
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AFnord: Those are pretty common, with humble bundle being at the forefront.
Every game in a Humble Bundle is DRM free?

on another note, GOG.com should have an indie bundle :)
Post edited May 21, 2012 by brigade20
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AFnord: Those are pretty common, with humble bundle being at the forefront.
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brigade20: Every game in a Humble Bundle is DRM free?

on another note, GOG.com should have an indie bundle :)
To my knowledge, yes. They offer DRM-free downloads for everything.
There are enough indie bundles these days to spawn lots of bundle tracking (seems like this month especially there are loads of bundles for whatever reason)...

Some other indie bundle trackers, for variety:
indiegamebundles.com
indiebundles.com
Top Indie Game Bundles

And on twitter:
@BundleTracker
@IndieBundlTrakr

...and probably a dozen others out there too. :P

It'd be nice if one of these trackers would keep a huge list of what games have shown up where, if just for curiosity's sake.
the bundle tracker I posted has more bundles listed
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brigade20: Every game in a Humble Bundle is DRM free?
Yup, they only allow games that are DRM-free (like GOG). This is why it seems odd to call it Steam orientated when all the games are DRM-free and there's only Steam keys for some of the games.
Ahh, alright.
Greetings.

I use: TOPGAMESPRO Bundle Tracker:

topgamespro.com

Totally recommended, best regards!
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brigade20: Every game in a Humble Bundle is DRM free?
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SirPrimalform: Yup, they only allow games that are DRM-free (like GOG). This is why it seems odd to call it Steam orientated when all the games are DRM-free and there's only Steam keys for some of the games.
Ah, those were the days...
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SirPrimalform: Yup, they only allow games that are DRM-free (like GOG). This is why it seems odd to call it Steam orientated when all the games are DRM-free and there's only Steam keys for some of the games.
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Lemon_Curry: Ah, those were the days...
Yeah...