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DukeNukemForever: Sad news, no Gog-Keys.

I searched the chat for gog and found a admin posting from Shifty Slug at 3:53 PM answering that question. It's only Desura, Steam and DRM-free (posting from 3:56 PM).
Shame there's no GOG included, seems like they hardly ever get into a bundle. But at least the Desura and DRM-free options are on board, hopefully for all the titles.
Flying Bundle will also have Ittle Dew..

http://steamcommunity.com/groups/flyingbundle#announcements/detail/2125984011037363126
What if I just want The Whispered World and Angelica Weaver games???
I was just coming to post this. :)
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51nikopol: What if I just want The Whispered World and Angelica Weaver games???
Give away the other codes or just don't redeem the others
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51nikopol: What if I just want The Whispered World and Angelica Weaver games???
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Luisfius: Give away the other codes or just don't redeem the others
Thanks
I'd buy Ittle Dew for a dollar.
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Leroux: Ittle Dew in a bundle already?
To be honest, i don't understand the indie developers. I love bundles, i am fine with the games, but offer a game only four(!) weeks after the steam release in a pay what you want bundle is just stupid and a "Fu** you very much" to all buyers of the game.
Looks like a damn good bundle to me. I've been cool to Groupees' recent ones but I'm interested in most of the games to be offered.
I really do hope for my own sake that Ittle Dew comes only on Steam. If it comes DRM free I know I wont be able to help myself and like so many others have said here before, it really does then cut against the stores who only recently put it on their shelves, and those who bought it day one.

With all the extras here I will certainly pick it up in a sale regardless, but for all those who deemed it worth the initial price it must really hurt to see it bundled so quickly.
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011284mm: I really do hope for my own sake that Ittle Dew comes only on Steam. If it comes DRM free I know I wont be able to help myself and like so many others have said here before, it really does then cut against the stores who only recently put it on their shelves, and those who bought it day one.

With all the extras here I will certainly pick it up in a sale regardless, but for all those who deemed it worth the initial price it must really hurt to see it bundled so quickly.
A lot of us would prefer it DRM free thanks
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Leroux: Ittle Dew in a bundle already?
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Rincewind81: To be honest, i don't understand the indie developers. I love bundles, i am fine with the games, but offer a game only four(!) weeks after the steam release in a pay what you want bundle is just stupid and a "Fu** you very much" to all buyers of the game.
Either sales are pretty shit or they think its moving to slowly or they want to gamble like a handful of other games and try something different.Like go into a bundle early.
Post edited August 20, 2013 by nijuu
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011284mm: I really do hope for my own sake that Ittle Dew comes only on Steam. If it comes DRM free I know I wont be able to help myself and like so many others have said here before, it really does then cut against the stores who only recently put it on their shelves, and those who bought it day one.

With all the extras here I will certainly pick it up in a sale regardless, but for all those who deemed it worth the initial price it must really hurt to see it bundled so quickly.
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nijuu: A lot of us would prefer it DRM free thanks
So do I. Just if it is Steam I can skip the game more easily. I only have games on Steam that I can not get else where, and will buy again as soon as they appear in my preferred DRM free format. I really am willing to pay $30 to get a DRM free version of Hitman Absolution, but I know it will be years so I gave into Steam.
It just sits ill that I had to convince myself not to buy it when it came out as it looks really good and I would also like the soundtrack. Yet to bundle the game so early, especially in a bundle that is going to be less then the sale price of your game really does seem cruel to those who did buy it.
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nijuu: A lot of us would prefer it DRM free thanks
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011284mm: So do I. Just if it is Steam I can skip the game more easily. I only have games on Steam that I can not get else where, and will buy again as soon as they appear in my preferred DRM free format. I really am willing to pay $30 to get a DRM free version of Hitman Absolution, but I know it will be years so I gave into Steam.
It just sits ill that I had to convince myself not to buy it when it came out as it looks really good and I would also like the soundtrack. Yet to bundle the game so early, especially in a bundle that is going to be less then the sale price of your game really does seem cruel to those who did buy it.
I only buy DRM-free for myself, but I get your point. The bundling of Ittle Dew, if DRM-free, is going to be a bit of a sting to GOG as well, who took a chance on releasing it here and now will see its value plummet for the near future. Not a lot of folks will be ponying up $13.99, even for the GOG extras, when they'll be able to get the game (and several others) for a dollar.

So while I hope (albeit selfishly) that it is available DRM-free, I can see how that would be a bit of an insult to the vendors and customers who supported it at full price during its brief time on the market.
YAY! Finally a bundle that has some games I actually want ;-)
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011284mm: So do I. Just if it is Steam I can skip the game more easily. I only have games on Steam that I can not get else where, and will buy again as soon as they appear in my preferred DRM free format. I really am willing to pay $30 to get a DRM free version of Hitman Absolution, but I know it will be years so I gave into Steam.
It just sits ill that I had to convince myself not to buy it when it came out as it looks really good and I would also like the soundtrack. Yet to bundle the game so early, especially in a bundle that is going to be less then the sale price of your game really does seem cruel to those who did buy it.
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IAmSinistar: I only buy DRM-free for myself, but I get your point. The bundling of Ittle Dew, if DRM-free, is going to be a bit of a sting to GOG as well, who took a chance on releasing it here and now will see its value plummet for the near future. Not a lot of folks will be ponying up $13.99, even for the GOG extras, when they'll be able to get the game (and several others) for a dollar.

So while I hope (albeit selfishly) that it is available DRM-free, I can see how that would be a bit of an insult to the vendors and customers who supported it at full price during its brief time on the market.
Exactly.
I bought Evoland on day of release here because I loved the idea behind the game. I was still playing with it a week or so before the Christmas sales. I felt okay when it was half price in the sale because I knew I had had my moneys worth from the game. Yet had it turned up in a bundle as little as two months later I would have been a little peeved. Same went for NWN2 - I had bought it and played it before it saw a real sale price, and what a sale price.

These days we all know game prices drop into sales quite quickly, but there has to be at least a few months else it is all a little pointless. Why bother paying full price, even if you love the game.