spronk So is the Humble Bundle monthly for PC, what PS+ used to be for Ps3 back in the day?Yeah, last month's was pretty killer w/ X-Com 2, Project Highrise (a Sim Tower game that's pretty neat), Abzu and Ryse in addition to some decent looking indies.
I have most of those, so just subbed today for Warhammer.
Humble monthly is such a great deal. I was shocked to see TW:W on there. Never once felt bad about my subscription.
Are they Steam codes for Humble monthly games?
Aside: Any deals anywhere atm for PC Battlefield 1?
Steam Codes except for the Humble Exclusive titles, which need to be downloaded and run outside of Steam. Usually experimental indie stuff.Are they Steam codes for Humble monthly games?
Aside: Any deals anywhere atm for PC Battlefield 1?
I'm gonna have to call this BS, because almost every month has 2-3 indy games from my wishlist that haven't dropped below $5-8 on their cheapest days. There have been a FEW duds from month to month. One of the reasons I started regularly subscribing though was the duplicates or titles I didn't want I would sell to people and end up covering the cost of the bundle anyway, give or take a couple bucks.You guys like Humble Monthly? I did it for a while and got some good games like Mad Max and Grim Dawn but most of the games I got were indy BS games that go on sale for 20 cents and are not worth playing unless you are in to 8 bit graphics and crappy game play.
If you ONLY like flashy AAA games, then bundles aren't for you at all. If you have varied tastes though, Monthly Bundle has been knocking it out of the park for a while now.
Valve has released some notable console games for last-generation systems, including Portal 2, The Orange Box, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and the Left 4 Dead series. However, the developer has focused more on PC in recent years. Now we may know why.