¿Your favorite web to buy bundles?
so far Humble, but i'd consider Indiegala with its ludicrous sales policy almost as good
(e.g. 6 - 12 Games for ~ 1,7$ - even if up to 90% of the games are straight from the gutter)
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Humble Bundle is the web that has the dominant position so they can offer better games.
Also I don't like the way indiegala links work, your email keeps written in that page (https://www.indiegala.com/game?game_id=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&token=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx =>Thank You for purchasing this game! This is a Steam game from Indiegala. for xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx), so when a link is dropped in a forum people can see your mail.
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I have lots of unused keys in indiegala, but I dont know which ones are used or not, because it just shows me the keys (I know some are redeemed and some are not). I've contacted their support several times. No answer ever. That is kinda lame
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Indiegala for having the cheapest bundles with the most games and humble bundle for having AAA games occasionally.
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I had a problem with Nuuvem, their fault: problem not solved at all.
I had a problem with Walmart, their fault: problem solved within a year.
I had a problem with Indiegala, MY fault: problem solved within a week.
I wish I could buy every game on Indiegala...
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I've never purchased anything at G2A, but after this I'll give it a try when I see something interesting there. :)
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I bought a key from G2A that was described as worldwide. It turned out to be all in Russian, though the key redeemed fine. I downloaded some English language packs and played the game, though I put a complaint in to G2A about it. Never expected to hear anything about it.
I happened to log on a week or so later and found that they'd fully refunded me. :o
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No contest: HB is the only bundle site that consistently ensures that all the games offered are well-rated and of a generally high quality. You can buy any Humble Bundle blind and know that all of the games will be good, and no other site can claim that. Too many of the other, smaller sites add on a lot of trash games--game you would never play even if you got them for free--to try to pad out the apparent value and size of their bundles. Not that IG and BS don't sometimes have nice bundles, or that they aren't frequently a good value, they're just inconsistent and require a little digging before clicking 'Buy'. Plus, only HB lets you donate the entire amount to charity if you want to, so even if Tier 3 is almost never worth it on its own terms, you can go ahead and grab it while giving the entire difference to a good cause if you want. I will say, though, I'm not happy to see HB letting corporation-specific DRM platforms take over their last couple monthly bundles, first with EA's Origin and now with Ubisoft's Uplay, with only a few of the games being offered on Steam.
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I ♥love♥ The Humble Bundle, Bundlestars and Indiegala!
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Groupees because when a Greenlit game gets launched you will easily see it here and get the key same goes for other games. I find the other Bundles lacking in that respect.
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Humble > Indiegala > Bundlestars > Groupees > everything else....not really buying from any websites other than those 4.
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Humble is the best, followed closely by Bundlestars in terms of quality.
Indiegala for frequent cheap bundles for many games count for me, so they're third. And I can't put them 2nd because their support is garbage.
Groupees comes fourth as their bundle quality is dropping steadily.
The others not even close.
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Humble is the one that consistently seem to offer good games. I've never seen a humble bundle where I thought "well, that's all garbage" (though I've seen some that have been "not for me"). Of course, quality comes at a price, and humble seem to be the most expensive one.
Indie Gala & Groupees can be very hit or miss. They've had some great bundles, some absolutely terrible bundles, and many so-so bundles. Bundle Stars is (for me at least, due to regional pricing & taxation) a bit on the expensive side, for being a bundle site, but they do at least put up good bundles quite often.
The other ones all tend to be a bit meh. Royale used to be really interesting, having 1-2 high profile games, and the rest being unknown but (mostly) not bad, but that seem to have changed. Blink Bundle had a great first bundle, and then it went downhill from there. The rest are just a bit spotty, not all bad, but mostly not all that interesting.
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Humble absolutely SHITS it in...though Bundle Stars are catching up lately and Groupees have yet to disappoint me...LazyGuys have never let me down either come to think of it...that's not to say I buy every bundle from those last two, or even most, but when I do I always manage to get a bundle with VERY few that don't interest me...and IndieGala are usually pretty good too, they rarely have shitty bundles for me...
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Actually HB, but since the last one was shit, I voted Bundle Stars.
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Pick one and...¿Why?.
For me are Indiegala...a lot of bundles...happy hour...good prices...
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