Yeah, I didn't know that when I posted. I guess I only see what's available in U.S. Is there a way to tell beforehand if it's a regional only deal, or do folks just have to check? thanks,

(btw -- I saw your i.d. My name is Shane too. Howdy)

Psychonauts is on sale for $1.99 at the Humble Store

Papers Please, 2,99€ on sale for the next 7 hours, Humble Store.

edit: You can get Anomaly 2 cheaper on GamesRepublic, linked by Grargar below.

As far as I know there's no DRM-free installer with the Humble Store purchase. The DRM-free icon refers to the android version.
Truly misleading, I got a refund for that a few months ago.

Wow, they should bloody say that then!..which they do ^^

edit: I was just going to copy/paste that bit. If it matters, the game is fun to play on a tablet more so than on a PC.

Thanks for the heads up!
"Please note: Anomaly 2 for Android is provided DRM-free. Anomaly 2 for Windows, Mac, and Linux requires Steam to play.", first paragraph, game description.

Thanks for that. I agree that it's misleading. *

*well not misleading since they correct it in the fine print which no one looks at, just like this.

If you want it DRM-Free for Windows/Mac/Linux, you can also buy it from GamesRepublic for $2.79. It also includes the Android version.

I did finally get if from that PC & Android Humble Bundle. Thanks for the link, I hadn't seen this site before. It looks interesting.

Wait, are you sure you can get windows DRM-free version from there? I don't see that written anywhere, but I do suck at reading, so..

"You'll get both DRM-free and Steam version"
And because nothing beats a picture, see attachment below.
And don't forget Ghorpm's post.

I had forgotten that post, but I was thinking that "DRM-free and Steam" might be like how Humble is treating the issue, i.e. DRM-free android version, but Steam key. Good to know that's not the case.

Funnily enough, Humble HAS offered a DRM-Free version of Anomaly 2. In one of their bundles.

Downfall - €0.99 at Desura.