Yes, I absolutely loved it. Thinking of going back to it even, which I might as well do if Bioware keeps refusing my payment for SWTOR.

EDIT: Ooops, I don't know the bonuses.

Altitude is a nice little game.

Pretty sure that was only for gift bundles. Buy a gift bundle, get an extra gift bundle. Bought your bundle in the first week, get even more extra gift bundles.

Either they're offering the same bonuses from IG3 (except Wake), or they just haven't changed the links. I hope it's just a mistake and the bonuses are different, otherwise that's even less incentive to buy this bundle.

Ah, then it is a mistake on their part. I just clicked on the "mistery boxes" and those trailers appeared. I'll edit my post.

I don't know if it's a mistake. It could be an error, or it could be Indie Gala 4 is poorly organised - after all, A.R.E.S and Alien Shooter have already been in other indie bundles so there isn't a lot of appeal there.

EDIT: It was a mistake, they've removed the links.

That doesn't make a difference. There's nothing stopping you from keeping one of the "gift bundles" for yourself, and doing whatever you like with the extra bundle.

Just pointing out that there's no incentive to buy this bundle early, unlike the humble bundles.

Why on earth should I buy anything blindly?

I got the platinum pack from Amazon a bit over a year ago. The king's bounty has no DRM. The rest had a 3 time activation AND a deactivator (3 or 9 time limit, not sure). So you could activate online and then deactivate online and still have 3 activations left. Plus, the tech support is willing to reset the counter. I installed the games to see if they worked, then uninstalled them. The tech support reset the counters at my request - no fuss.

Now that was over a year ago. They may have changed to the Amazon drm (just have to be online to install) or something else entirely. But, for 5 bucks, it's not a big imposition.

Space Rangers 2: Reboot is also a fantastic game, and well worth picking up.

I happen to have extra copies of everything you're looking for on Gamersgate, and would be willing to trade if you'd like. If you're interested in the three I have listed here: All three King's Bounty games, all three UFO games, and SpaceRangers 2, I would be willing to trade them for say... 10000 gold coins on Gamersgate? ($10). http://www.gamersgate.com/bluecoins.

If you're not interested in Space Rangers 2, I'd be willing to trade the two you mentioned (3 King's Bounty Games and the UFO Trilogy) for The Binding of Isaac on Steam ($4.99).

If you're interested send me a PM and we'll get things rolling.

If you're worried about Armored Princess DRM, instead look at if Crossworlds has any. Crossworlds contains all of AP's content plus a few other shorter campaigns.

Isn't Crossworlds an expansion to AP? I suspect that what you are thinking of is "King's Bounty: Crossworlds Game of the year edition", which contains both Armored Princess and Crossworlds.

No, Crossworlds by default's main game is Orcs on the March, which is the AP campaign. It simply has more stuff added to it, and some balance changes. The only reason to play AP is if you're a superfan that wants to see the differences, or you prefer the campaign before the balance tweaks (which some fans do).

The platinum pack has it's Armored Princess only as part of the Crossworlds thing. You have the option of playing vanilla AP or AP+Orcs-On-The-March.

Last hours of the Be Mine 2 Bunde. For a minimum of $4, it includes:

The Baconing
Plain Sight
Madballs in BABO Invasion + some DLCs
Beat Hazard + DLCs
Sol Survivor

For $10, you also get Killing Floor and a comic.
It's also about $3000 short of adding Scratches: Director's Cut to everyone.

http://groupees.com/bemine2

I wanted to own it on Steam .