I didn't say they were. And yeah, Digital Homicide is on its own level. Nothing against these games, but there is really nothing appealing about any of Otaku's offerings unless you want many copies of the same games that have been bundled to death, which imo is not going to entice too many people. Yeah, you might get the odd person who will buy just to do a mass giveaway or whatever, but that just seems like the exception and not the rule.

I see those Otakumaker Bundles as an opportunity to get those games as cheap as possible so I can estimate the value of other Bundles better. I pretty much already have all the games I'll have the time to play (+ plenty of backlog) yet for some reason I still keep collecting games (although at a slower pace recently) and what most other Bundle sites except Humble offer (with the occasional hidden gem like IGs Chroma Bundle or BundleStars Indie Legends Bundle) aren't usually games I'm going to play soon(ish) neither. So why spent 50 cents per game for games I'm probably not going to play when I can get the same for 5 cents ?

But in general I think I agree with you on the state of the industry. The videogame market (particularly on PC) is completly oversaturated and with stuff like Greenlight, curator mafias and so on the downsides of that system are becoming more and more apparent.