You are trying to buy the monthly subscription. But that isn’t necessary, just an option.
If you would like to buy the bundle just click on the amount you would like to pay (for example 1 Dollar) then scroll down on the page, enter your e-mail in the input field “Enter your email address here” and click either on “Pay with PayPal” or “Pay with Card”. That’s all. After you payed, you’ll receive an e-mail with the download link. No need to register or add something to a cart.
Don’t feel embarrassed! I also got confused by that “Add To Cart” button. Most normal websites use it to sell you the thing you want, not to try and sneak in a subscription!
Huh, I guess my perspective is completely skewed as a customer from back when Humble Bundle was still reasonably, well, humble.
Basically the process is the same as back in 2012 (or whenever it was precisely) but then they didn’t have all the “buy the monthly bundle” and everything distractions.
Neat! I played that for a few minutes as a demo. I don’t think I liked it too much compared to Duke Nukem 2 though.
DN2 (∗beeping∗ licenses) wasn’t bad too and looked cool. But I liked the slightly more puzzely approach of levels in Jill plus the ability to transform into animals.
And jumping 200 meters high.
Another game from that era and genre I have big nostalgic feelings for is Secret Agent (it’s not free though).
No idea… I only played the first two (which are considered to be great/good) before.
Breathtaking is such a relative word… “*gasp*, do you call that 3D?”
For me, Grim Fandango (1998) also featured breathtaking 3D. You know, with all the smoking going on.
I didn’t get the game after all, after looking a bit into what kind of game it is: “RT4X”.
RTS: ok, but 4X? Been there, done that, no time to invest in that kind of games.