I also want to share my experience with Humble Bundle.
Their library could be sorting with latest updates, and could show only for a specific OS.
They provide easy-to-find checksums for almost all their files.
While I also encountered little bugs at their system, I still think it is much more reliable than GOG's.

For games I owned, some of them have faster updates at Humble Bundle, and some others have faster updates at GOG.

Beware with that. In my experience, the "recently updated" sorting option is only reliable when selected in conjunction with a specific OS. If you select "all" platforms instead, you may be missing some updates.

I opened a support ticket a long time ago and got nowhere, as their incompetent 'support ninjas' didn't even understand what the problem was, nor did they understand what does the "recently updated" sorting option do. At one point, they even tried to convince me that if I buy a game from the Humble Store, that game should appear at the top of the list if sorted by "recently updated" even though the game had never received an update, or had received one 5 years ago...

I had a lot of fun surfing to my song library in Audiosurf:
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/audiosurf

True, but it also means if you get a dev that says "just use the Steam version" then you basically have no recourse as Humble surely won't stand up for you. At least on GOG there's no Steam key so devs feel more obligation to update (and there's the possibility of GOG contacting them if GOG support keeps getting complaints).

I'm afraid that if a dev doesn't want to update a game you're screwed either way, here or on Humble. But yeah, I agree that there's a slightly higher chance of success with GOG than with Humble if you ever find in such a situation.

I was going to hype up the DRM-free title "Gravity Ghost", only to find it's no longer for sale on the Humble Store. Tragic. What a great little game.

But yeh, Humble has big problems with updating DRM-free builds.

And I've also had a DRM-free build get yanked from my account. Demanded and received a refund.

There's still a Humble Widget in their website, though.

Yeah exactly. Since there's no Steam key for the devs to use as an excuse, fewer devs will do that here than they will do it on the Humble Store. Still, we did have the Armello and Gremlins Inc situations...

Does anyone own Hegemomy's 3 expansion The Eagle King on Humble Bundle, so that may confirm there is really a DRM-free build available?

I bought Starward Rogue's expansion AuGMENTED in the past, but there was no DRM-free build available as advertised, just a Steam code for which I have no interest. I had to ask refund for that and Humble Bundle completed my request.

More interesting DRM-free finds:

Ballistick
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/ballistick

Curse of the Crescent Isle DX
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/curse-of-the-crescent-isle-dx

Fort Meow
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/fort-meow

Knytt Underground
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/knytt-underground

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Vote:

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/ballistick
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/curse_of_the_crescent_isle_dx
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/fort_meow
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/knytt_underground

I like that, too - matching the checksum after downloading sets my mind at ease. And I like that BitTorrent is a download option.

I'm using:

qBittorrent &
WinMD5Free

for my downloads from Humble.

Any reason why you wouldn't be using RapidCRC? I'm just curious, as I have been using it for years.

Heh, i donated to this on the Kickstarter to help get it made. Good game, i have a few things for the GUI that could be changed but otherwise it's exactly what i expected from him.

Because I've never heard of RapidCRC... until now! I'll check it out. WinMD5Free is free and super-lightweight, and I'm quite satisfied with it, but I'm open to alternatives - thanks for the tip.

I've also never heard of WinMD5Free. RapidCRC is known by everybody that watches anime, since it used by all the encoding groups to check their releases.

I've used both, but since RapidCRC supports batches and offers a wider array of hashing algorithms, you really can't compare the two. RapidCRC is a Swiss army knife, while WinMD5Free is a toothpick.

Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well :P.