This one is my favorite.

Yeah, I already own everything in this bundle (well, I have Brutal Legend on PS3) including Broken Age, so I'm probably going to sit this one out, but if The Cave gets added (the only PC Doublefine game I don't own) I'll definitely be picking it up.

All right, I stand corrected.

Keep in mind though that, as far as I know, this is the first time a Humble Bundle has included a game still in development (I'm not counting those game jam ones they did). It's probably more a way of giving an extra discount for the pre-order for those who didn't get in on the Kickstarter, and not devalue their…

Wouldn't be surprised if they add The Cave and/or Iron Brigade's PC version to the bundle, since the Humble Bundles usually add games in their 2nd week.

So in 20 years do you think we'll have nostalgic mods for our crazy-future-holodeck-consoles that make them look like Wiis, Xboxs, or PS3s?

How the heck was Batgirl not already in the game?

I'm dumb.

The Alpha Protocol + Binary Domain bundle is showing up as $7.99 for me, not $6.

I was going to say, I'm glad someone's branching into the M-Rated fantasy endless-runner genre (or not).

I've spent the past couple weeks playing the PC version, and while it's borderline unplayable as it comes, with a few simple mods it becomes a pretty great version.

You should still use a gamepad though. The mouse controls are reeeeeal bad.

They're actually calling it "Mother 4"? The BALLS on those guys!

I might give it a play if it, by some miracle, ends up being completed without getting a cease and desist. It wouldn't be the first fan-game in the series to be completed, I remember reading about one on TV Tropes called Cognitive Dissonance which was,…

It's your basic turn based JRPG combat. EarthBound had a twist in the rolling HP meter, where your health bar would subtract slowly after a hit, so if you healed/beat the enemy before it stopped moving, you'd keep whatever health it stopped at (or higher than that if you healed, IIRC), even if it were a mortal blow.

Mot…

Hah! What? Why? Who was it that said "WE NEED TO CAPITALIZE ON THIS HOT 'HEAVENLY SWORD' PROPERTY RIGHT NOW!"?

It's admittedly understated (especially in Oblivion) due to the whole species being MIA, but the Dwemer/Dwarves were basically a Steampunk society, and their ruins reflect that in Morrowind and Skyrim.

Skyrim is a Steamworks game, so all Skyrim copies/dlc is redeemable with steam (on PC, obviously).

These are awesome. Cliff Bleszinski's is the best.

Yeah, I'm going to keep talking about Skyrim too.

...But I really really want it to be Fallout 4!

I thought the combat was pretty great, so I'm with you.