True enow. I try to support game creators and there have been a number of releases I've bought right out of the gate on GOG (Humans Must Answer, InFlux, Papers Please). But I also realise that this is luxury that not all budgets allow, and that many folks will wait for a sale. Most new releases on GOG have stayed at full price for a significant time since debuting, so I think they are "aging" properly and I won't feel cheated if any of the ones I bought go on sale later. Hopefully Ittle Dew is a deviant case rather than a foretaste of things to come, because I fear if that kind of rapid markdown becomes the norm, it will do a lot of damage to the regular gaming market.

The worst part for GOG if Ittle Dew is DRM free in the Groupee will be what do they do to compensate their customers who bought it full price, like they did with Botanical. There are only so many people left here without a copy of The Witcher, and it leaves GOG out of pocket, not the developers or Groupees.
If it is a Steam only we can all convince ourselves that GOG still holds the DRM free copy, and for now we have to pay a "premium" (who are we really kidding) not to have our games switched off by the likes of developers and Microsoft and their retarded DRM's when they are bored of our enjoyment.

EDIT:: Although I will still say I would like it DRM free, as I will still eventually pick it up here just for all the extras. +1 for GOG there.

EDIT2:: Another horrid thought would be to see it in the Groupee, Indie Royale, HIB weakly and Indie Game Stand together... I do believe that there was a game that was on two or three of these at the same time.

Agree with most of the comments here regarding bundles and games going on sale.
While there was a time when I used to pay full price for a game I was really looking forward to playing, I can't remember the last one I did that for. With digital downloading making games so easily available and the fact most of us have a backlog of at least a few games, its really not worth it to make a day 1 purchase anymore without having some kind of buyer's remorse the first time that game goes on sale, especially if its within a few months, let alone one month.
Have had a few of the games in this bundle on my mental wishlist so yah, its a no brainer to pay a few bucks to charity.

Just bought it. Eador (both versions!) comes in one steam key, so no such thing as me giving the extra MOTBW key tosomeone else as planned (I wanted Genesis on steam as well as here on GOG but eh whatever) AND DRM-free download. Again, both in one single package. Amazing value in the bundle.

Ninjad LOL

It's online. It seems except Mini Motor Racer all games are drm-free. Ring Runner and Splatter have Desura keys, all other games have steam keys.

Tier 1 - 1$
The Whispered World (Steam + drm-free)
Mini Motor Racing EVO (Steam)
Splatter (Desura + drm-free)
Depths of Peril (Steam + drm-free)

Tier 2 - 5$
Eador: Masters of the Broken World + Genesis (Steam + drm-free)
Ittle Dew (Steam + drm-free)
Angelica Weaver (Steam + drm-free)
Ring Runner (Desura + drm-free)
All 3 Soundtracks + 1 Ring Runner Novel

Groupees crashed steam :D

Awwww
the steam version of Eador Genesis does not read the saves from the gog version. Furthermore, it does not have steam cloud :V

Still worth it and I wanted to have it there. Aw yeah.

Nah its all the <insert swear word> people trying to activate games for trading cards in a hurry lol

Doesn't work for me without GOG keys...

Wait, what?

hahaha..dont know what i was saying ;)


To the people who negged one of my posts, may you die from a thousand knife cuts :P

Why? Is it different in any way?

According to the Groupees guys, the devs for the GOG available games did ask GOG for keys but got turned down