judging by the current bundled games, it could be any Anomaly

This War of Mine alone is better than all the currently revealed games combined, though, I'd argue.

Robocraft Jingle Jam Pack description says: "Please note, only 1 Jingle Jam Pack code can be redeemed per Robocraft account."

You can have mine if you haven't already gotten two.

If you still need one you can have mine :)

I'm not going to use mine either, so if you or anyone else still wants them let me know :-)

I don't need mine too, feel free to take it. :)

Time to time.

It might get better again, but of course it's unlikely to be "worth it" as a bundle in the end.

No, but some games may no longer be part of the bundle after that point, or may only get added for people who already purchased it.

It's a mix of saturation (not needing the same game many times, beyond people who believe in carding alts) and great experience in a domain (like buying games) coming with a refinement of one's price judgement to be more selective. When I look at how much money I spent on games (per game budget) more than five years ago, I shake my head in hindsight. $5-$20 purchases for the type of games I'd now pay 10% of that for.
People with no games at all are typically either entirely unsaturated and thus more willing to shell out for games (new to collecting), don't want to buy random games for the sake of increasing their collection at all (not the target audience for most bundles), or can't judge game values (making it easy for sellers to pull the wool over their eyes).

Srsly tho. What's the point of adding a VR only game to a bundle?! As if everyone already uses headsets like phones...

Thanks! ^^ Wondering if I should note it's a VR game.. Hm.

Look at the bright side, money goes to charity, atleast most of em.

Whaa? I still see "$650 worth of awesome stuff" on the page. Where did it go to 500? O_O

pats himself on the shoulder for staying the hell away from this bundle

I don't see why they would do that if they're still limiting it to 50,000 copies. They have already sold 48,000+ copies, why should they throw in the good games when the bundle can't be bought anymore? That would be stupid (limiting a charity bundle purchases seems a bit stupid too, though). I can see the point in doing that if they are sadists and if they include Fallout 4 on Christmas day when the bundle is already sold out and can't be purchased, but otherwise it makes no sense...

I mean, once they reach 50,000 they could include a Woodle Tree Adventures copy each and every remaining day of the month, for all they should care.

Unless the 50,000 limit is (another) bullshit, like the $650 -> $500 bundle value (well, some of items are tagged as "priceless", they could have priced the whole thing at one billion dollars and no one could argue about it due to the "priceless" bonuses included).

A VR only title is the cherry on top, on a Saturday. It doesn't even drop cards. I can't hardly tell what is the market value of this game, nor even play it.

I sold it for two-thirds of a trading card ✌️

Someone asked this earlier in the thread. The answer was no.

They never said there was a limit of 50,000 bundles. That's false. They said there was a limit of 50,000 keys for SOME games.

Some of the games in the bundle are limited to 50,000 keys. They will sell more bundles, but there is a chance that buyers over 50K might not get all of the games included in the bundle. However, I think they said they are trying to get more keys from developers now.

You are aware, that you can give 100% to charity and choose your own charity with pretty much any Humblebundle?
Just take that Tycoon Simulation Bundle that's currently running, supporting "Direct Relief" and "Charity Water", there's
an option to select a different charity and down in the payment section you could set the custom amount to $30 and
set the slider so 100% goes to charity and you'd have pretty much the same thing.

Thanks for that link! I'll include it in OP! :)