or know someone who has a young kid, buy the thing for yourself and gift the steam keys to the father.

Yes, I know. But I'm sure I don't want to play them all in a row. So I'd rather buy them one by one here on GOG and not spend $20 right away (even if it will cost me more money in the end).

But I might pick up the lowest tier to get the two games. Can anyone tell me if the games are English only or if there are other languages as well?

Curiously is there any confirmation of HE games showing up on GOG? ...or are you just speculating based on Night Dive's connection with GOG and the present introduction of low price point DRM free downloads (rumor has it price point may have been a barrier with GOG releases)?

No confirmation as far as I can remember.
Not sure what's the case with the DRM-Free builds, but on Steam, Putt-Putt is English only, while Freddi Fish apparently has multi-lingual choices for voices (not for interface or subtitles though).

Sorry, I'm just speculating. No confirmation so far.

Although I'm really very happy to see all HE games featured DRM-free for as little as 20 bucks!, I wonder if this HB move can damage the possibility of HE games showing up here on GOG. Only a little time has passed since the release of the Steam versions, and then this HB bundle showing up? It makes you speculate that the games are not selling very well. Then how one can expect to see these games sell well on GOG? And especially after the HB?! I'm worried. And there's also this "kids games" label that does anything but help bring the games here.

Anyway, I liked this writing from the HB email: "t's OK if you are buying these games for yourself, we miss Putt-Putt too." :)

Does the Humongous Entertainment Complete Pack all come with DRM free copies?

Yes, it does! :)

Thanks.

Depends on if they are any good....

Or if you have kids and you want to give them something to play and use on preferably an older computer they can't mess up or connect to the internet...

Is there some "games for kids" campaign/agenda going on atm?

Groupees has a similar bundle for a while:
http://groupees.com/playway

Would you guys recommend the HB (or the Groupees) bundle to an adult that is somehow still a child at heart?

The Groupees games look like crap. I think there's only 1 real choice..

I just wish HB would include the German versions, so I could gift them to some children in my circle.
Well, they did with Broken Sword. Can anybody that has bought the bundle tell me if translations (with the voice actings) are included?

Going by the Steam versions, all the 10 Putt-Putt games are English-only, 5 of the 7 Freddi Fish do have some kind of multi-lingual support, the first 2 out of 5 Spy Fox games are multi-lingual and only the first 2 out of the 6 Pajama Sam have multi-lingual support.