Grargar: The Windows version of Goat Simulator has just received an update. Will test it and let you know if/how it works.

AlienMind: They learned from the best. DRM-Free means crippleware now.

Wishbone: I did indeed assume it was unclickable. I blame my developer background, because I would never in a million years grey out a button unless it was unclickable. It never even occurred to me that anyone would deliberately break that long standing convention.

muntdefems: Well, it took a little longer but the Linux version of Goat Simulator has been updated. It works[*] and it's got all the DLC content. :)

[*] If you can call what this game does is "work": it takes forever to load up, it then takes even more forever to load a level, it performs like shit with constant framedrops, etc.

jamyskis: One of the better bundles of late from HB to be sure. I had wondered if they had abandoned these, given that HIB 17 was a whole year ago. I do chuck in the bare minimum on occasion for the other bundles, given that many of the games are Steam only, but I do like to support the mainline bundles with a little more dosh, even if the exclusivity of the DRM-free and Linux version launches isn't what it used to be (it used to be that almost all of the games were Steam-only beforehand - with the exception of Beholder and Goat Simulator, all of these are on GOG).

When you see quality bundles like this, it makes me incredibly sad to see how the Humble brand has otherwise been so badly diluted as a dumping ground for cheap Steam keys.

Seeing Owlboy here in particular warms the cockles of my heart though. I'd been hankering after that one for a while.