Their web site just has a charity project on it now.Wccftech brings you an amazing deal on a cyberpunk horror game. Looks like Indie Ammo Box may have stopped doing bundles. There's also Indie Ammo Box and BundleBandits, although they only do bundles about every 2-3 months. HumbleBundle, Groupees, IndieGameStand, and IndieRoyale often have downloadable, DRM free copies in addition to Steam keys. DailyIndieGame you can usually get a second bundle for a few cents extra. DailyIndieGame, Groupees and IndieRoyale are more like 75% crap, but when they have decent stuff it's well priced. This has only worked out once for me as their games are at least 50% garbage. IndieGameStand does single games, but for $6 you can get current, previous and next games+ BTA. I've also purchased a few times form DailyIndieGame, Groupees, IndieRoyale and IndieGameStand. IndieGala has a fair amount of garbage, especially the last month or so. I would say HumbleBundle, BundleStars, and IndieGala are the top 3, in that order. Bundles are few and far between here, too. LazyGuysBundle - Haven't bought from them yet because I either miss the bundle, or it's just not quite enticing enough. I think they might be changing that tactic, though. It doesn't take long for the price to be not-worth-it. You usually have to get them early, though, because the more bundles sold, the more the price rises. They often have two bundles going at the same time. IndieRoyale - Bought from a handful of times. I see interesting deals on single games sometimes. IndieGameStand - Don't think I've ever bought from them before. To get the most out of it, you need to be aware of your options regarding buying early, and "Happy Hour." If you don't mind giving away bundle games on SG, this can be a great place to buy multiples for cheap. They often have three or more bundles going at once (a Monday bundle, a Friday bundle, and at least one monthly or otherwise unique bundle). New bundles start midday on Tuesdays and Thursdays (for reference, I'm in the US), and I ALWAYS check the site after I get off work on those days. HumbleBundle - I don't think this needs any introduction. A lot of opportunity to get something cheap, or to get burned. To get the most out of it, you gotta pay attention to the chat rooms, because there's a lot of pre-order craziness. If you're smart, you can use it to get games for cheaper than they've EVER been. They almost always have a 20% Off coupon code listed right on the front page, which works on almost everything. Bundles are not that common, though they have a spot reserved for them. GreenManGaming - Bought from several times, though usually not bundles. The bundles are few and far between, and usually not all that special. To get the best price, buy early and beat the average beat the average and they give you twice as many keys! I'd buy more if there was less crap, though.įlyingBundle - Bought from a few times. Sometimes you get bundles cheaper if you order in the first 24hrs.ĭailyIndieGame - Bought from a handful of times, about 50% bundles, 50% individual games. This is one of the most upfront and professional-looking bundle sites, and it literally has some of the best bundles. Bundles are few and far between, but I've bought almost every one since I discovered it.īundleStars - Bought from several times. Here's my experience, from what I can remember off the top of my head:īlinkBundle - Bought from a few times. Your best bet for high-profile titles in a bundle are BundleStars and HumbleBundle, though they do sometimes pop up elsewhere.Īs already said, IsThereAnyDeal and EpicBundle are good sites to get informed about bundles. "Bundle games" have a bad rep for a reason.Īrguably, most of the bundles from most of the sites I list here are either total crap or have a portion of crap in them. First thing you need to know is that if you want to get in on the bundle action, you have to wade through a lot of crap to get what you want.
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