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SteamWorld Heist - A unique turn-based strategy title with steam-powered robot space pirates ricochet your shots properly to succeed! Normally $15.

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Linux and OSX supported SPECIAL NOTE - For Feb Monthly bundle owners, want the full XCOM2 experience? The 'Reinforcement Pack', normally $20, is available through a special link on your Feb Monthly Bundle page, for only $8.99! Enjoy! XCOM2 - The aforementioned core of this thread.

Normally $20.ĪBZU - Atmospheric underwater exploration indie title, from the developer of 'Journey' and 'Flower'. Ryse: Son of Rome - Cinematic third person combat adventure / CryEngine demo. Just wanted to let everyone know that the rest of the February Bundle dropped today and includes the following. Look to pick it up on sale perhaps, or through a 3rd party vendor which may let you get it for cheaper I've seen it go for $13 and $8.99 before, if you want to get all of the official content. Its basically a 'season pass' that grants you 3 pieces of DLC.

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By nature the mod campaign is much longer and much more difficult, but the mod devs helpfully allow you to turn down some of those features if you wish.Įdit: Oh, and besides the mod scene anyone who picks up XCOM2, if you like the game keep your eyes open for the 'Reinforcement Pack' available on Steam. Oh, some suggest that if you're going to play The Long War (for either game), either A) play the unmodded title first or B) be damn sure to turn on some of the 'easy mode' options in The Long War / The Long War 2. Apparently the studio that made them is making their first full fledged title soon) ( links to both XCOM1 and XCOM2 LongWar mods.

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Here are some links to them, but don't forget that both XCOM:EW and XCOM2 both have Steam Workshop support, and you can always check for both XCOM and XCOM2 mods as well. In fact, XCOM2 'The Long War' mod made its debut relatively recently if I recall. In fact, if I remember correctly the team behind the 'ultimate' mod for XCOM1 'The Long War', which extends the game in a myriad of ways with tons of new features, has been releasing mods for XCOM2. You really only need to play Enemy Within to get the full XCOM1 experience.), XCOM2 has some notable mods. Chrome users may have something comparable.Ībsolutely! Just like its preceeding title, XCOM: Enemy Within ( Enemy Unknown is the base game without the expansion pack, Enemy Within is the expansion which also adds features to the base game and extends it it isn't a separate campaign that only comes 'after' the base game or anything.

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You can easily click back to your real user agent, or if you are interested in privacy upgrade the addon can add a whole bunch of them to combat fingerprinting such as randomly changing the agent. For instance, I choose Firefox 51 on Linux, 64 bit.

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This is what Humble uses to 'qualify' as a Linux purchase, so setting your User Agent even if you're on another OS at the moment if you dual boot, run Windows at work etc.is beneficial There are many user agent switching addons, but at least for Firefox users I suggest 'Random Agent Spoofer' - which contrary to its name, also allows you to select a particular user agent. Oh and don't forget that XCOM 2 is a Linux and MacOSX title too! If you have any interest in supporting Linux at all, I highly suggest that you always purchase from Humble (be it a Bundle, Monthly on on the Store) with your Browser's User Agent set to a Linux ID. If anyone has any questions I'd be happy to answer them. Normally there is at least one 'bigger name' title per month in excess of $20 and sometimes up to $40-60, several $5-25 titles, and Humble Originals/ Debut which are indie titles that release first/only on Humble Monthly and are in some cases partially funded by Humble's dev fund if I recall correctly. For a maximum of $12 a month, you always get a significant bundle of titles that have a much, much higher dollar value. I've been a Humble Monthly subscriber since the service's debut and I've been satisfied with its products and value. Note that you can always manually pay for the next month in advance of the automatic sub payment and it will unlock the next month's Early Release game (in this case, XCOM) immediately. The big advantage going multi-months at once is a bit of saving, much like MMO subscription. The only thing you have to do is be sure that you get your payment in prior to the next month's Bundle Release Date, which is usually in the first few days of the month there's a countdown on the webpage typically. Make a single payment, then cancel if you wish, as PK notes. You don't actually need to buy a whole subscription.

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