the truth about the poor communication is true. Also true is the fact that as a $25 backer of the kickstarter (due out 10/2012) last year, I got a key from humble bundle yesterday for cross-platform, DRM-free version, soundtrack, e-book, and beta. Unknown is if I will get Steam key for workshop that I bought for that purpouse.

Yeah i saw that. They got off their lazy asses and actually got Humble store to send keys out. None of those are downloadable bar soundtrack (best thing they done so far) and the android apk right now though. And considering the way they have carried so far, we wont see beta or game or e-book for months. Really a joke of a developer.

The new BTA games have been added:

Karateka Classic + "Making of Karateka" PDF
God of Blades

and

... QWOP? Really?

I've only played Punch Quest and BloonsTD 5, but they both have been pretty fun for short stints.

Punch Quest is an endless runner where you jump, punch, uppercut, and other fighting technique your way through dungeons and enemies while collecting stuff to spend on cosmetics and skills.

Bloons 5 is your typical Bloons tower defense game with monkeys trying to pop balloons in different ways. I've only played the first level, but it's good fun aside from when you try and clump monkeys together and can't figure out if it's in a good place or not because your finger is covering up part of the screen.

Unfortunately, I can't say anything for the rest of the games... well, I tried Carmageddon when it was free upon release, but it didn't run well on my Droid 3 at all, so I uninstalled it shortly thereafter.

Tempted solely for Star Command.

My sentiments exactly. Wait, no, that doesn't go far enough. WHY does a game that's all about the logistics of keyboard input in a nonsensical manner exist on a platform without a keyboard? (that's putting aside the fact that other to laugh at how stupid the game is, I don't know why it exists at all even with a keyboard, or why anyone would pay money to put themselves through the torture of playing it)