Gregory's ServerWhat is even the point in the Humble Games Collection (a part of Humble Choice), if they won't even keep their own published games in it? 😂💀
https://blog.humblebundle.com/2023/01/30/februarys-humble-games-collection-updates/
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I think it's pretty clear from this move, plus they're moving away from monthly launches in the Humble Games Collection (entirely separate from their bundles), that their launcher was not the hit they thought it would be (lol anyone could have told them that). @gamingonlinux it was the first launcher I was open to use besides Steam, but it's functionality, perfomance and interface was just bad. @gamingonlinux DRM free stuff from itch.io has worked great for me in Deck, but I've struggled to get the Humble app to work on my Steam Deck or in Nobara. I know that it works for others, which means it's something specific to my configs, but after working IT in the office all work day, troubleshooting that is not a priority when I'm home and want to sit down and play. I really wish the app was an addition to, instead of replacement for the Trove webpage. See GOG for "done right".  @gamingonlinux It's a pity, I wanted to play SIGNALIS, but no, thanks, I'm not interested in a DRM enabled, Windows only subscription service.  @gamingonlinux I usually find myself defending them when people say Humble isn't worth using anymore, but it has become rare indeed to see their old spirit shining through. 😬  @gamingonlinux Unsurprising to see weirdness given that Humble has new owners... Or not so new, I forget exactly when they were acquired. @gamingonlinux There's no point in it even existing. Almost no one used it. I have had Humble Choice since the start and have never even felt the urge to look at the collection. |
Removing their fully DRM-free games for Windows, macOS and Linux to only having downloads in the Humble Games Collection via their own launcher was a completely stupid move from the start.