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Do you plan to use it?

Yes/Buy= investment
No=You don't really need them or use them frequently

The best idea is to google for software reviews. I have done so the previous times when I've been unsure about the quality of a software bundle, and for me personally I have almost always found it is not worth it.

usually some of thems are already "free"
sometimes i get one from sharewareonsale or other site

and the other, doesnt really need it
i.e looking for alternative (which is also free)

so, no for me

TBH the tools that are currently on the bundle don't look that attractive to me. I have used photo director and power director as well as youcam in the past. And very frankly I didn't enjoy them. Most of these tools come preinstalled in high end laptops, with a lifetime license without upgrades and even the customers (mostly home and small business users) whom we sold similar machines to weren't quite pleased with it and asked us to remove them. There are many free open source alternatives to this and above all if you are ready to invest some money to do the stuff you said earlier I would suggest you go for a decent CC subscription instead.

All that aside, if you want something that can get stuff done with a few clicks and can offer you some advanced tools as well you may try it out. As for is it worth the price, I really don't think so. Also if you are planning to do some advanced stuff with it, some learning may be required, which would be much more helpful if you are used to or go for something mainstream like CC.

Just for reference, the following CyberLink products (among others) have been free before:

CyberLink PowerDirector 14
CyberLink PhotoDirector 7 Deluxe
CyberLink ActionDirector Ultra 2
CyberLink YouCam 6
CyberLink AudioDirector 6
CyberLink Power2Go 9 Platinum

Also, for anyone interested in paying nothing and getting both a photo editor as well as a video editor you can check the links below. I haven't used them so I have no idea how good they are but you can check them for free and decide for yourself.

Free of charge:

• Photo editor: Home Photo Studio Deluxe 9 -> available for one more day
• Video Editor: HitFilm Express 2017 -> no expiration date

I think you would be better off saving your money and using open source software like:

Image Editing

• GIMP (similar to Photoshop, full editor)
• PhotoScape (easy to pickup and use for simple photo touch-ups & filters)

Video Editing

• OpenShot
• ShortCut

I haven't used the CyberLink tools before so this is just from my overall perception, but they seem kind of cheesy and stuff that open source tools may be able to do better with a little more time investment put in to learn the software. That said, there may be some time-saving benefits to the CyberLink software if the tools fit your needs, but I'm usually of the opinion that established open source software with strong communities behind them are often actually more robust and better maintained and supported than low-tier consumer products aimed at the entry-level market.

i cant see that much good software there for me it is no

i took a look and honestly the software isn't that great, you can get a freeware that is better then the majority of the stuff on there

anyone knows if CyberLink YouCam have a time limit restriction for video record? I need some software for record 1 hour continuous in a tablet webcam.

I'd say: no steam key = no deal