Is Humble Bundle Monthly Worth It?

yeah, pretty great bundles imho. Not every month, but overall pretty great

The included games are hardly ever on the bundled list so they give full CV. If you're looking to level up your account by giving the games away you don't want then yes it's definitely worth it.
Just don't hang on to the keys too long as they do tend to pop up in Humble's regular bundles after not too long.

Is this question subjective?

I'd definitely say so. Especially if you have a broad taste in games:)

Yeah, overall, sure. They'll be hit and miss most of the time, but they tend to hit more than miss. Plus, if you give stuff away, it's very likely they're full value. Meaning that you get to reap that sweet sweet CV.

Yes so long as you are open to playing anything good. If not, it would be best to go with the regular bundles on HB/Fanatical/etc.

It depends on how much you regularly spend on games anyway, how much you're willing to gamble and how picky you are. All those bundles have a very good value for the money you pay, but that does not necessarily mean you would like any of them. I am extremely picky, I only rarely subscribed for a month when the early unlock interested me, most of the bundles I didn't subscribe had no more than one game, that would have interested me to win. Sometimes I even won that game here on SG.

It's worth, if you don't have particular liking on games and you're willing to try new ones.

Damn right it's worth it. Been subscribed since the very first month and haven't been disappointed yet.

If you don't already own a million games or you don't buy anything until 6+ months after it's been released, then most definitely.
If you own a crap-load of games or you buy any game you like the day it comes out, then probably not.

From a $$ value perspective, however, it's always worth it. Even if you own a couple, you still come out way ahead and end up with some nice gifts for friends or SG.

It depends on taste and what you want to do with it. CV-wise it's a huge win without contest, so if you're the guy that says "I'll be happy to get some CV out of those that I don't like" then you already have one huge reason to consider. Or if you're after trading, then every once in few months you will get some good stuff to trade away for something else you want.

Games-wise it's hard to tell because taste is subjective. I'd say that even with my picky taste, there is a good bundle once every 2 or 3, so it's worth it in long-run. Personally I'm not subscribed as I still don't find it good enough, as even if there is some game that gets my attention I can usually just get it at stock splitted price on group buys or from one of my 2hu friends.

Overall though, if you want to expand your library, find out some new gems, grab some nice CV or simply trade it for something else, then it's worth it. Price-wise at least, since content varies.

. For me it depends on the early unlock, if it´s a game I want or something I can gift to my brothers , then I pay the 12 bucks, if not then I pause my subscription and wait for the next one.

if you have $12 per month to spend on games, sure.
even if you don't like them they will give you a good amount of cv.

The smaller your game library, the better the monthly bundle is.

it certanly worth,buy the 12 month plan to save more

I frequently praise Monthly and too often criticize the numerous messages that every monthly are bound to pop up calling some monthlies trash or similar (just because one doesn't like a genre it doesn't make a game trash- why people are so extreme?). Id even run the danger of being called a advocate for it (actually im afraid of its impacts, the whole devaluation of games quicker and quicker gets me worried of another bubble and videogame crash like the one in the 80's).

But i voted no.

Seeing how you already stated how little of then you may actually be able to run or want then its a sound no. Often heavier games are featured and mothlies really aren't that enticing for people with specific tastes. I like almost all genres, love indies and such- for me its a blast, because rarely any of the games are bad (taste is another matter- but im in most niches so i appreciate then).

But if you want it to giveaway then yes, surely. Without a doubt are the most appreciated GAs below never-bundled new releases and the cv is good.

Some months, there isn't a single game I wish to keep in the entire bundle. Other months, I want to keep all of the games. Most of the time, however, there are two to four games I'd like to keep, making it worth the price I paid. I've saved quite a lot using the HB monthly, and I've snagged many games that otherwise would have passed me by.

TL; DR: The bundle is worth more than twelve dollars a month.

That's entirely subjective, but the current one is really nice front loaded.

I think it is, but I didn't buy it. It's very subjective.

Yeah I have been subscribed since the beginning and honestly in the 25 / 26 bundles I've got so far, just about every month there's a couple I've had wishlisted or been really interested to play. BUT I do also love a wide variety of genres, so if you're expecting big AAA games every month you will be disappointed, but if you have a taste for quality indie titles as well, there's always a couple of those every month.
There have still been one or two months where I've not really wanted anything. As others point out though, you do still get the value of those games either as a giveaway here, or a trade if you want. So even in those months I've been sad that I didn't get anything I wanted, but I still didn't feel ripped off. But honestly I was going through all the bundles the other day, and there was only 3 months so far where I was really let down, albeit the value for money was still good. With humble seemingly doing less of their regular game bundles, and indie gala and groupees mostly being crap, I find the humble monthly is still something to look forward to. (Along with the occasional surprise from fanatical)

I think it's worth it, especially when you're located in USA or Europe.
You got the games you want (if there's any) with a bargain price (assuming no sales is happening)
You helped people saves money (and they get to play the game)
You got cv (if you care about it)

It's interesting that a lot of people suggests it's good from a CV point of view when it's absolutely not. Usually Humble Monthlies give full CV, but only as long as you're in the ~90% region, which means you can't expect more than $10 real CV per real $ spent, and additionally only after subtracting occasional games that have been bundled in the past that also get included. Also, sometimes a very profitable bundle will cause most or all of the included games to become SG-bundled, which gives you a horrible CV return per real money spent. The current CV system is - sadly - best exploited with tons of varying, dirt cheap (usually low to horrid quality) bundle games with high store values.

So the real reason to suggest Humble Monthly is if you want high quality games at cheap prices, which is exactly what you get. In your case, you want to make quality giveaways where your main goal is not to get CV - which I applaud you for. Furthermore, because of the high quality of Humble Monthly games, you can usually trade away the games you're not interested in - often even at a profit, if you wait until a few weeks after the bundle has ended, because the included games often have stable demand. (Just don't wait TOO long or they might become bundled somewhere else, thus losing most of their value.) This means that even in a worst case scenario, you can still cash back most of your purchase if you end up regretting its original purpose.

So yes, I'd definitely say it's worth it - for any purpose other than CV.

so before SG I would have said no but as you have a place to gift everything you don't want (and have the games you gift still be high quality) I end up feeling its worth it.
CV doesn't mean much but you do get nice cv for higher quality games so \o/

Look at it this way - you are giving some money to charity each month, and you get several games for a low, low price. How can that not be a win??

As far as CV goes, IMO its way over-rated. Sure you get better odds of winning the higher your Level is, but better odds at winning the same $1 games that nobody wants to start with...again thats just my opinion