agreed, 4.67€ or even 4.08€ per game is too expensive for this lineup (even with the 2€ coupon)

+1 Humble Bundle bundles are decisely better that fanatical ones

Saving the money and buying real diamonds is a sensible option :)

nope. bioshock games are cheap, were in bundle as i can remember

also infinite was free for a while

Depends on your region. For Europe you can get the same collection almost 2€ cheaper right now.
https://uk.gamesplanet.com/game/bioshock-the-collection-steam-key--1155-8

If you can stand Epic game store, it's reasonably priced there.

No, each of them has a specific end date (see chart in OP, or the SG thread associated to each bundle) that is taken directly from the Fanatical API (since it's not usually visible on the bundle page). They sometimes extend them or end them sooner, and with popular bundles it can happen that they run out of stock after a couple of days, but usually the end dates listed there are correct enough.

According to the blog announcement:

Throughout this week, starting on the 23rd until the 27th, we'll release at least a bundle a day for all of your bundle needs!

I'm not sure if they changed the ending date (sensualshakti can confirm where she saw the end date).

Overall, they had a few nice games here and there but bundle-wise there was nothing impressive like in past Bundlefests. It's still a great oportunity for people who is new to Steam or bundles, though.

Mine is safe, too.

+1 My wallet is safe!!!

I prefer great deals I can't resist over keeping my money. :p
But sadly Fanatical failed to provide their part.

I personally think that the earlier race to the bottom would have not been good either for developers nor for gamers in the long run. What people think as acceptable price for a product got a solid hit. It is hard to keep on making (good) games when nobody is willing to pay anything more than cents for them. One way to think about is to ask from oneself: how much would you require as payment for your own work?

I remember brick and mortar times when customers would pay 100 bucks in 2022 money for a single game without a further thought.
Transition to online distribution has led to a situation where you'd get AAA for under five bucks if released a few years earlier.

Counting in 50% inflation over the last decade in Europe(I don't believe government propaganda) I don't think prices became worse.