Now they just need to add Valdis Story or Papers, Please and this will be the best bundle evah.

It is not as much randomness, there is nothing really random in it, it more that the puzzles are based around non-euclidian space, and thereby becomes almost non-logical, which may seem as random... minor point maybe.

It is not like Portal or Q.U.B.E. as both those are based on logical puzzles.

Right? ;p
Loved the demo from Papers, Please and want to try Valdis Story since I know about it... would be awesome to have one.

Not sure about Rise of the Owlverlord, maybe is too soon for throwing everything in a bundle? (and is not a too much expensive game anyway)

Doubt either Valdis or Papers Please will be "bonus" game. Both are much newer than the games in the bundle

This. Except I already have antichamber as well.

Could you let me dream, please?

Is there any way to redeem the DRM free keys for these games here on GOG? The ones that are on the site, I mean. I really want to get The Swapper and Dust, but I'd like to own them here too.

I'm afraid not, you don't get any DRM-free keys from Humble, just download links. If you want them from GOG, you'll have to wait for the next sale.

And does that make it frustrating? Or did you like it precisely because of this? Is it one of those games that are more of an "experience" than a game? And if so, is the experience a good one or just weird?

Short answer: No.

Long answer: When getting a media product (suchas a game, movie, music, etc), you do not purchase the actual product, but rather, are purchasing a license to use that product for personal use via the medium provided. For example, getting a steam key for a game does not give you the license to have every other distributor give you a copy on their systems. The same applies to the DRM free medium provided. GOG is a digital distribution company not affiliated with any of the games listed for the current Humble Bundle. The only option is through the DRM free option provided by HumbleBundle.com\

**edit for clarification

First really solid indie bundle in a while. I already have a couple of the better games (including buying Dust twice already), but still might be worth it.

Pass for me.

I am a bit reluctant to continue to buy humble bundles when I can get the games here at decent prices (when they are on sale) I have had a fair bit of trouble in the past with various humble bundle mac ports, in particular:

Reus - crashes after I try to start a game (seems to be a problem limited to few people)
Shank 1 and 2 - crash after I try to start a game (seems to be a problem limited to few people)
Capsized - the slowdown in certain levels made the game unplayable (level 6 and 8 I think - almost universal - ended up using wine).
Vessel - unplayable slowdown, again used windows version in wine.

I have never had trouble with anything that I have bought on gog (save for a small issue with Total Annihilation which was easily fixed) and gog has this money back guarantee thing.

I am interested in Dust and The Swapper. Guacamelee interests me a little but I understand that its played best with a gamepad (which I don't have) and Giana Sisters has no mac port (yet).

I can get a mac version of Dust that I trust here. I am concerned about Swapper working on my rig. I note that its rated garbage on winehq so if the mac port doesn't work, then I cannot play.

So I guess I will just pick up those games here when they are on sale.

Pass.

The bundle looks supper interesting. I have played some Dust on Xbox and enjoyed it. The rest looks like something worth at least giving it a try.

To fair, a new bundle was always going to be after the announcement; it's called 'the passage of time' :P

I'm not too worried about the regional pricing because the HB Store never came close to having the best prices, even in a single currency!

Ohh I get it just for Guacamelee, I have it on my Vita for a while but 1$ for its Steam key & OST, sold!