Great software bundles I have found some incredible game assets to use, at great prices, in their bundles. I now try to always check their Software section for handy discounts.

I've been buying from Humble Bundle since launch and love it! I've been buying from Humble Bundle since their very first bundle. Since then, they have grown from offering occasional game bundles to a full store front, monthly game bundle subscriptions, offering bundles for books, educational services, coding, and more. I'm actually quite shocked to read some of the negative reviews here because in all my years of using Humble Bundle (since they launched in 2010) I've never encountered any of these types of issues. I also always adjust the donation sliders to give more to charities.

All great things! The analytics are simple to read and the provided marketing links they send out make earning much easier. I've been affiliated with Humble Bundle for several years and I've never been worried about my account, earnings, marketing, anything...even charities. That's the best. Knowing that your money goes to a great and valid cause makes them an incredible organization.

Excellent source of books and games I have bought several bundles of books from Humble Bundle over the past few months. Each bundle contains anywhere from twenty to forty (!) books, all grouped together under a single category (art books, comic books, how-to guides, tabletop role playing games, etc). Most of these books were originally published a few years ago, and they are now available on Humble Bundle for VERY low prices compared to what they would cost individually. If you are interested in the subject matter, this is a great deal. I download them as PDFs, and they are all high quality in terms of image and contents.

Gives to charities, pay what you want Good idea for buying games you aren't sure you want to pay full whack for. Introduces you to indie games you might never have played and you can also donate your payment to charity. Works seamlessly with Steam, never had any issues with redeeming the keys