http://www.lazyguysstudio.com/bundle/

Pulse Shift
Bridge It
Chompy Chomp Chomp
Great Permutator
Fleet Buster Project
Reversion Chapter 2
Hacker Evolution Duality
Hacker Evolution Untold
Hacker Evolution
Super Panda Adventures
Aztaka
Downhill OMG 2
Noire
Ampu-Tea
Dale Hardshovel HD

All for $2.99

Not one single game there that I want...

Hmm, already have 6 games in this bundle and from the rest only Fleet Buster Project looks somewhat interesting, pass.

Nice deal if you like those games, thanks for sharing :)

I'd like to try Ampu-Tea a quick run, though judging by the Youtube videos of it, it's definitely not something that would be wise to actually spend money on. The controls/physics look even more awful than in Surgeon Simulator 2013. Not interested at all in the other games :P

I wouldn't spend money on it, but if you're missing a bunch of games from this bundle, I'd get it. It was worth playing, for me.. because it's so silly, but it's like 20 minutes long (depending on how good you are at it) with barely any content.

Pretty weak selection there, sadly, with a lot of titles that go cheap on ShinyLoot or Desura just about every week.

Pulse Shift has a nice aesthetic but does not translate to much fun, unfortunately, as I really wanted to like it.

I'm not interested in the bundle, as I already have Aztaka. The full game has some glitches for me (though the demo did not). I'm happy to mention that I contacted the devs and they were very quick to respond and eager to help. I'm keen to sort it out and play it when I have more time.

Not sure about the other games, but Super Panda Adventure is worth $2.99 on its own, if you're into pixelated metroidvania type platformers (with some RPG elements). The only flaw I see is the bland and tedious boss design, but fortunately there aren't many bosses, so I had great fun with it for several hours.

Their Moon Landing Bundle is 50% off at the moment - $1.99

Including falling damage was the obvious design mistake: it's not much fun experimenting when you can't easily judge which falls will be fatal. I think I quit shortly after discovering how to get one of the early bonus items: it involves standing by one edge of a platform before rotating, which makes the surprise difference between death and survival with heavy injuries.

I concur about the damage aspect, it adds nothing and complicates what could be more pure puzzling. I also disliked the sound of the character breathing, it distracted from the abstraction of the environment. I gave up after a few levels myself, when it became clear the designers didn't really have a grasp on the proper escalation of challenge.

Hmm, Stonerid seems like it might be worth $2 by itself.