The Humble Botanicula Debut

Got this from CAG forums:

"Emailed Humble Support with a link to this thread and some of my thoughts. I don't want to seem entitled, but I think those folks should know if people are dissatisfied so they can provide a better service in the future. Here's their reply, a statement from Jefferey Rosen, co-founder of the Bundle!

Hey Josh, I’m sorry that this bundle is disappointing for you. Regarding GOG, Amanita has released this statement on their blog with freebies: http://amanita-design.net/blog/2012/...-pre-orderers/ and GOG is giving out the Witcher 2. We are working on our own humble apology as well to the people who preordered on GOG.

The Steam key minimum will be back to $1 after this bundle. Botanicula is a special case since it is a brand new debut and is not even being sold on Steam yet! Amanita requested a $5 minimum and we thought that seemed reasonable.

Jeffrey Rosen
Co-Founder
Humble Bundle"

Since im really pissed off with the new steam keys policy and the lack of games on this bundle, im really tempted to buy 100 copys for 1 cent each, just to drop the average price. I dont need ony of the games, so i think it will be a good way to protest

I really hope we get a "normal" bundle next. I learned about HiB (and bundles in general) only after the #4, and I really love the idea of beating the average to receive the games from the previous bundles. However so far it's only been 2 Android bundles (that's great but, you know, more than half of smartphone owners can't play Android games) and one debut with three games that are certainly not going to please everyone - unlike the previous HiB which had different genres.

Since I commented on the indie movie included with Be Mine 2 (imho, that movie was awful), figured I'd comment on Kooky too.
It's visually very different from anything else I've ever seen. It's like watching a nature film if a child were the director and they added toys crafted from things they found in the woods into the nature film's narrative, and then also usually forgot that it was a nature film. Some of the effects, I have no idea how they pulled them off -- and I don't know if there's any CG in the movie (other than removing puppet strings). There's a lot of puppetry that's not meant to be hidden and so done very well, but the shots with real animals (squirrels, birds, a frog, a fox, and more) are what are most impressive to me, even though the animals (other than the bird family) don't have much of a role in the movie.
On the whole, it fit very well with the theme of the whole bundle -- I can definitely see a similar visual design between the games from Amanita Design and this film, and the charity part of the Humble Bundle going to the World Land Trust fits the film quite well too.
On the down side, it's a little slow and is definitely not a mainstream American style film (it's Czech). I'm not sure who the intended audience is, but it's probably more of a kid's movie than anything else.
So do I recommend it? -- If you like indie or foreign films, and especially if you're tired of all the usual CG-laden "blockbusters", then definitely. If you have a short attention span and don't ever like films for kids (if you somehow hated Toy Story), then no. (If you ever saw the movie "Ink", it kind of reminds me of that.)

Is this one going to be giftable on steam gifts?