Guild Wars and FC3 can be bought via VPN.

I'm inclining that way as well. I'll still use them for crazy bargains on the occasional DRM-free game, but I don't see them supplanting GOG any time soon. The lack of installers for some games is another strike against them in my books.

THAT is the interessting point. They are selling Steam keys for Indie games in USDollar and not only the crappy ones, like Indie Gala. During the last Steam sales it was always nice to see, that most developers matched the Steam Price at their "own" store and the humble widget. And with the "usual" 1:1 conversion this was always cheaper than Steam, GG or GMG.


Edit:
And than I read about the region locked Deals. This is evil Humble Store...

For me it'd be the Steam-ed games that I'd only have interest in.

Huh. Don't know where I got the idea that it was DRM-ed from. Good to know, been on my list for a while. Are you meaning that that buys a single download? Or am I misinterpreting you?

Too bad about Blood Dragon, for that price I would've considered it.

On the other hand selling Blood Dragon on the Humble store increases the likelihood of a humble ubisoft/uplay bundle...

That might be the only bundle possible to get more hate than the Origin one, except maybe a Humble Microsoft Bundle.

Why would a bundle get hated?

I saw people elsewhere complaining that EA was trying to buy good will and popularity from the Origin bundle. Considering UPlay gets more hate than Origin I can see people giving it a good amount of hate.

So even when you get great games dirt cheap, some still complain? I don't understand...

It's {insert company here}. Their work is of the devil, no matter what they do. If they decided to provide each and every person in the world with food, people would complain that they don't like the menu selection.

The worst thing about this is - EA as the only AAA publisher so far distributed 100% bundle profit to charity, while every other so far decided to keep the profit.

Yet, EA got the biggest hate, as usual.

I cannot seem to find a way to change Don't Starve on the HS to the version including the soundtrack. Yet the developers store still has it available.
Does anyone know if this is right? and do any other games have this issue of missing content available from the developers still.

This is not bashing HB but that particular bundle - EA got all the wraps for donating to charity, however people seem to forget with all that money passing through HB, THEY kept all the tips (fact - nothing as far as i remember said they were donating their tips at all).