dont buy humble bundle

[wings_of_tossed_salads]

if you buy humble bundle choice your supporting ign and ign has made humble bundle HORRIBLE. i mean look at the previous months start with november and look backwards cause i think they bought humble bundle in december

[Shiro]

are you suggesting getting 100% discount on the game?
I mean, option is viable, but I think game is worth buying directly in Steam

[yimimoto]

So age of wonders is not a good game? Or Jurassic World? or Hitman 2 and Xcom 2? Planet Coaster. Frost Punk, Pathfinder, Middle Earth: Shadow of War? C'mon. All these games are worth the 12 bucks I pay a month on their own.

[Яeplicant]

Humble Bundle has been a part of IGN since 2017. So, I guess you're a little late to the party.

[wings_of_tossed_salads]

Originally posted by yimimoto:

So age of wonders is not a good game? Or Jurassic World? or Hitman 2 and Xcom 2? Planet Coaster. Frost Punk, Pathfinder, Middle Earth: Shadow of War? C'mon. All these games are worth the 12 bucks I pay a month on their own.

none of those are except for hitman, hitman is ok

[wings_of_tossed_salads]

Originally posted by Яeplicant:

Humble Bundle has been a part of IGN since 2017. So, I guess you're a little late to the party.

really?? but they where super good just last year

[sePL80]

I am just glad that they reduced the "service games" and "multiplayer only games (that were close to dead and trying to inject new playerbase) in their bundles. I guess one needs to find a way to trade off the other games of the bundle that they do not like. Whatever, some months are better, some are worse.
And I also tbelieve, that IGN has had humble since some longer time ago, not just beginning of the year.

[lockwoodx]

I agree don't buy anything on humble. I bought this on steam because blumanchu is an amazing studio who made card hunter.

[Bongwater Pizza]

As someone who has been with humble since the start... IGN ruined what it was. I no longer recommend the site to people.

[dope]

Humbe Bundle games are still great, so whats the point?

[Shad0WmaN]

I agree, Humble is giving "throwaway able games in 2 hour" for months now.. they are completely changed since I payed for the first time. They are giving not popular games and genres lately unfortunately. This one is also one of them.. I tried to play it 3 times but always ends the same, running out of ammo or exploding when finished the level. There is no balance.. It is just stupid.. I give up.

[wings_of_tossed_salads]

Originally posted by Shad0WmaN:

I agree, Humble is giving "throwaway able games in 2 hour" for months now.. they are completely changed since I payed for the first time. They are giving not popular games and genres lately unfortunately. This one is also one of them.. I tried to play it 3 times but always ends the same, running out of ammo or exploding when finished the level. There is no balance.. It is just stupid.. I give up.

the last good month they had was november then everything after that is garbage

[yimimoto]

I've been with Humble since the beginning myself and these are some of the best bundles they have had. The sales numbers of any of the games I mentioned are proof enough that plenty of people think those games are good. So sorry, but your opinion isn't backed up by anything substantial beyond stating them as facts.

[Dantounet]

I can name you top tier games of their category/genre provided in humble choice almost every single month.


But then again you say that Jurassic World, Xcom 2, Planet Coaster, Frost Punk, Pathfinder, Middle Earth: Shadow of War and so on are not good games.

So that kills your credibility right away.

On the above list I would add: Supraland, Fell seal, Hellblade, Gris, Okami, Blasphemous in the list of games that, alone, could justify a 12 USD pricetag.

And that is since December 2019 alone.

[Protogen_Rhythm]

Get your facts straight, please. IGN's had Humble since 2017, dude... Humble's been fine, I've been sticking to my classic plan and that isn't gonna change, probably wouldn't of discovered this gem without the bundle, along with several other games I've gotten there. I mostly go through them for bundles and the humble store discount, but even still most of my direct game purchases is through steam... Only really take advantage of my store discount on games that won't ever be discounted and such. IIRC I did so with Factorio when I bought it since I felt the full pricetag wasn't quite in striking range for me, but the store discount made it accessible to me as it was what, 20% off via that? I get it, you don't want to support IGN or whatever, but I don't see a problem with it if it means you're getting players that you'd otherwise have likely never gotten especially. That's probably one of the huge pointers of Humble

Not to mention it tends to lead to if a game gets like, DLC or a sequel or the devs behind it make another good game, the consumer is likely to keep an eye on it incase it interests them, as there's not as likely to be a need to put it in a bundle for quite a while if one of your games was somewhat recently in one, IMO. Pretty sure the devs behind stuff have some say in if they accept being in a bundle or not, but someone can correct me if I'm wrong there.

Overall though, basically: Don't use facts that aren't even true to back up a bold statement like this please, it's literally a few words into google and boom you know when it happened...

[wings_of_tossed_salads]

Originally posted by Dantounet:

I can name you top tier games of their category/genre provided in humble choice almost every single month.


But then again you say that Jurassic World, Xcom 2, Planet Coaster, Frost Punk, Pathfinder, Middle Earth: Shadow of War and so on are not good games.

So that kills your credibility right away.

On the above list I would add: Supraland, Fell seal, Hellblade, Gris, Okami, Blasphemous in the list of games that, alone, could justify a 12 USD pricetag.

And that is since December 2019 alone.

but all tactical and strategy games are total ass, only boring people can like them.