You activate it on Steam. You can click Games in the top menu bar or in the bottom left-hand corner you can click Add a Game and choose Activate from there.

Happened to me once, though on my second try I received a working code. Depends on how much effort you wanna put into something you can get for free.

I like that hand-painted art style for trailers. Anomaly 2 and Guild Wars 2 both did it and they're gorgeous.

While true that Humble Bundles are DRM free and can be bought at any price, they are also on a time limit and some people tend to miss them.

Why stop with guns, the same can be said for cars, tools, machinery, chemicals, and just about anything that I'd be willing to say a normal person would have in their household or would be easily available to be injured by if you are an idiot about it.

How did I miss this?!

Thief: Deadly Shadows, that bow, just so damn useful.

Considering how well I adjusted after I returned from my trip to WI from WA, I am not too worried. If anything getting up 2 hours earlier was a great boon for me.

Allow me to ruin it for you.

Not knowing what it is, I do like the art-style and would kill for a movie or show based on it. The game itself, yeah dunno if it'd be good, all I know 11 Bit for is Anomaly which is decent.

Well I'm making a trip from WA to WI in a couple weeks to spend time with my girlfriend. I doubt I'll talk like a local but at least I know I can eat and drink like one.

Valve outsources a lot of their games from my recollection. Surprisingly the Wikipedia article is missing some information and is outdated on their list of games but you can see some of the studios involved.

I've heard of multiple cases where people have had to do that.

I'm just glad that dubstep is being used less for video game commercials/trailers.

Yes, alas, we live in a world where we end up picking a lesser evil rather than picking the solution.

The Z is just short for zombies. Some people use zed as the short-hand for zombies in British zombies games too.