Already own a couple of them, the rest I'm not interested in.

Pass.

I would love Endless Space, but I think I'll rather buy the game with $5 from steam, as BTA + $5 is only 8.44.. Wtf humble?

<span class="bold">Humble Weekly Bundle: Multiplayer Mayhem</span>

$1
Primal Carnage (Online)
God Mode (Online & LAN)
Boid Early Access (Online)

BTA
Chariot (Local)
Blade Symphony (Online)
GoD Factory: Wingmen (Online)

$10
Homebrew - Vehicle Sandbox Early Access (Online)

Everything is Steam and Windows-only. Blade Symphony offers its soundtrack via Steam.

A Bundle full of multiplayer shit - no thanks! :D

<span class="bold">Humble Weekly Bundle Presented by IGM</span>

PWYW ($1 for Steam keys) for

- FarSky (DRM-Free, Multiplatform)
- Race the Sun (DRM-Free, Multiplatform)
- Arena: Cyber Evolution - Founder's Pack (Early Access)

BTA for

- Fenix Rage (Windows only)
- Wrack (Windows only)

$13

- Brawlhalla - Founders Pack (Early Access) (Win, Mac)
- Freedom Planet (DRM-Free for Win and Mac, Steam multiplatform)

Everything has a Steam key. Wrack and Freedom Planet come with their sondtracks on Steam.

You can get the April 2014 and April 2015 issues of Indie Game Magazine for free.

Thanks for posting the bundle in my absence.

No worries.

Hope you enjoyed the movie.
(I'm not sure when it will open here but I have to catch up on the second parts of Thor and Captain America before watching it.

I did. It wasn't good as the first one, but I don't regret the €7.5 I spent on it. I did watch it just fine even without having watched Thor 2 or Captain America 2, though.

Good to know. :-)

<span class="bold">Humble Weekly Bundle: Surprise Attack</span>

PWYW
Oscura: Lost Light
Metrocide
OTTD

$6
A Druid's Duel
Particulars
Robocraft Pack Early Access

$12
Vertiginous Golf
Screencheat 2-pack

All games are DRM-Free+Steam key, except for Robocraft Pack, which is Steam-only. In addition, all games are multiplatform, except for Metrocide, which doesn't have a Linux version.

The first tier looks nice.

Also, note that Robocraft is a Free to Play game and you get some perks and three months of premium membership. (Whatever that means)

Got 1st tier of this weekly. Both Oskura and OTTTD is Unity based games. Oskura cames with 64bit build. Gamepads not detected.

Got the 1st tier just for Oscura, I love platformers. GOG really needs to get those games here :-)

If you are looking for a nice new game for local multiplayer I can recommend Vertiginous Golf from the highest tier.
It's a very nice minigolf game with beautiful graphics, a course editor and steampunk athmosphere that can be played with up to 4 people on the same PC.
I played it in local multiplayer yesterday and today and it was quite good.

Does anybody know of (DRM-free) games from the last years that can be played in hot-seat or LAN multiplayer?

<span class="bold">Humble Weekly Bundle: RPG Edition - Book II: The Quest for King Shlarmatharb's Sequel</span>

PWYW
FATE: Hero Bundle (DRM-Free/Steam, Windows)
Paper Sorcerer (DRM-Free/Steam, Windows/Mac*/Linux*)

$1
bit Dungeon II (Steam, Windows/Mac)

BTA
Pier Solar and the Great Architects (DRM-Free/Steam, Windows/Mac/Linux)
SanctuaryRPG: Black Edition (DRM-Free/Steam, Windows)
Rollers of the Realm (Steam, Windows)

$8
Agarest: Generations of War Collector's Edition (Steam, Windows)

Includes soundtracks for bit Dungeon II, Paper Sorcerer, Pier Solar and the Great Architects, and SanctuaryRPG: Black Edition.

*The Mac and Linux builds are only available for the DRM-Free version.