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Humble has also launched a mamoth bundle to support Ukraine. All procedings goes to charity. They support 4 charities: Razom for Ukraine, International Rescue Committee, International Medical Corps and Direct Relief. You can select which one you want to give the mony to. There are some really good games here, many which has never been in a bundle. two games, Liberated and Wanderlust: Travel Stories are redemable on gOg, the rest on Steam.

Link: https://www.humblebundle.com/stand-with-ukraine-bundle

Games:
Satisfactory
Back 4 Blood
Metro: Exodus
Spyro Reignited Trilogy
Max Payne 3
Sunset Overdrive
Quantum Break
Fable Anniversary
This War of Mine
PGA Tour 2K21
Slay the Spire
The Long Dark
Car Mechanic Simulator 2018
Endless Space 2
Ring of Pain
Kerbal Space Program
Starbound
Popup Dungeon
Expeditions: Viking
Skullgirls 2nd Encore
Gloria Victis
Wandersong
Supraland
Crying Suns
Wizard of Legend
Amnesia: Rebirth
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs
Vagante
Monaco
Wargroove
WARSAW
Drawful 2
SUPERHOT
Dear Esther: Landmark Edition
Broken Age
Pikuniku
Lust from Beyond: M Edition
Inmost
Pathway
Rustler
112 Operator
911 Operator
Radio Commander
Kingdom Two Crowns
West of Dead
Tooth and Tail
SYSTEM SHOCK: ENHANCED EDITION
Driftland: The Magic Revival
Toejam & Earl: Back in the Groove
Book of Demons
Fury Unleashed
Going Under
Yoku’s Island Express
Nex Machina
X-Morph: Defense
X-Morph: Defense – European Assault
X-Morph: Defense – Survival Of The Fittest
X-Morph: Defense – Last Bastion
Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator 2021
Out of Reach: Treasure Royale
DV: Rings of Saturn
Slinger VR
Pixplode
Brothers – A Tale of Two Sons
EarthX
Neverout
Telefrag VR
Pawnbarian
NecroWorm
Hexologic
Post Void
Moon Hunters
The Amazing American Circus
Roarr! Jurassic Edition
Corridor Z
Draw Slasher
Shing!
Go Home Dinosaurs
Dagon: by H. P. Lovecraft – The Eldritch Box DLC*
Soulblight
Treasure Hunter Simulator
Orbital Racer
Lust for Darkness
Liberated
Wanderlust: Travel Stories
Say No! More

Comics:
Army of Darkness One-Shot Humble Bundle Exclusive
Red Sonja: Petitioning the Queen Humble Bundle Exclusive
Soviet Daughter: A Graphic Revolution
The Blight
The Incal
MAKHNO
Judge Death: My Name is Death
The Boys Vol. 1

Books:
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python
Pathfinder Second Edition Core Rulebook
Starfinder Core Rulebook
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 2nd Edition Core Rulebook

Video:
We Are Alright

Software / assets:

GameMaker Studio 2 Creator 12 Months
Intro to Game Development with Unity
Complete Unity 3D Developer
RPG Maker VX
GameGuru
Synth Fuel 2 Drones & FX
Photo Optimizer
Polygon Farm
Polygon City
Polygon Prototype
MusicMaker EDM
PDF-Suite
Apprentice Study
Shanty Fences
Dock Accessories
Tavern Bar – Chairs & Tables
Thatch Hut
Yaks
Sitting Female Townsfolk
Sitting Male Townsfolk
Small Viking Huts
Fantasy Facade Pack 1


* Dagon DLC bundle requiers Dagon: by H. P. Lovecraft. But it is a free game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1481400/Dagon_by_H_P_Lovecraft/
Post edited March 19, 2022 by amok
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Charity is all well and fine. But what we really need is a Bundle for delivering Javelins and Stingers to the Ukrainian Army.
Post edited March 19, 2022 by Crosmando
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While there are several games in the bundle that interest me, the fact they are in the form of Steam keys is a deal-breaker for me.
Is there any way to filter the list to include only items that aren't just Steam keys? Or would that just wipe out the entire list (except for the ebooks)? Like SpaceMadness says, a lot looks interesting, but everything I looked at was a Steam key.
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darktjm: Is there any way to filter the list to include only items that aren't just Steam keys? Or would that just wipe out the entire list (except for the ebooks)? Like SpaceMadness says, a lot looks interesting, but everything I looked at was a Steam key.
the only two games that are not steam keys are Liberated and Wanderlust: Travel Stories. They are redemable on gOg
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"Humanitarian relief", huh? The staff of Pisa airport recently refused to load a plane when they found out that the crates labelled as humanitarian supplies that were destined for the Ukraine actually contained all sorts of arms and explosives.
At the Italian airport in Pisa, a cargo shipment declared as humanitarian aid for Ukraine caused quite a stir. Officially, the boxes and containers should contain food, medicine and other relief supplies for the population. Weapons were found during routine checks.

Local media reports, among other things, that the cargo containers are said to have contained various types of weapons, ammunition and explosives. However, as mentioned in the first paragraph, the delivery was declared as a humanitarian aid delivery. This also angered the union, which believes that the ramp workers were being put at potential risk by being held under the assumption that the goods were non-hazardous, such as food or medicines.

Special training and testing is required for loading dangerous goods. Weapons and explosives must also be handled with special care. The employee representatives therefore see a safety risk and appeal that the freight must be declared correctly.

According to local media reports, this is not an isolated case, but this misdeclaration is said to have occurred repeatedly in recent days on flights heading for NATO bases in Poland. From there, the relief supplies and weapons are to be transported overland to the Ukraine.
Bet ya didn't hear that in the news. The only "mainstream" outlet I can find that picked up this story is a rather brief piece in the Italian edition of the Huffington Post.

So, yeah, you'll forgive me if I refrain from giving money to so-called "humanitarian" causes that might well end up in the pockets of the arms industry, which will do nothing but prolong unnecessary and pointless bloodshed.
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fronzelneekburm: "Humanitarian relief", huh? The staff of Pisa airport recently refused to load a plane when they found out that the crates labelled as humanitarian supplies that were destined for the Ukraine actually contained all sorts of arms and explosives.

At the Italian airport in Pisa, a cargo shipment declared as humanitarian aid for Ukraine caused quite a stir. Officially, the boxes and containers should contain food, medicine and other relief supplies for the population. Weapons were found during routine checks.

Local media reports, among other things, that the cargo containers are said to have contained various types of weapons, ammunition and explosives. However, as mentioned in the first paragraph, the delivery was declared as a humanitarian aid delivery. This also angered the union, which believes that the ramp workers were being put at potential risk by being held under the assumption that the goods were non-hazardous, such as food or medicines.

Special training and testing is required for loading dangerous goods. Weapons and explosives must also be handled with special care. The employee representatives therefore see a safety risk and appeal that the freight must be declared correctly.

According to local media reports, this is not an isolated case, but this misdeclaration is said to have occurred repeatedly in recent days on flights heading for NATO bases in Poland. From there, the relief supplies and weapons are to be transported overland to the Ukraine.
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fronzelneekburm: Bet ya didn't hear that in the news. The only "mainstream" outlet I can find that picked up this story is a rather brief piece in the Italian edition of the Huffington Post.

So, yeah, you'll forgive me if I refrain from giving money to so-called "humanitarian" causes that might well end up in the pockets of the arms industry, which will do nothing but prolong unnecessary and pointless bloodshed.
i feel you, and i know how deep this goes. You are right, and the mainstream media is the enemy here. you know, they beam all those fake news into your skulls today. but as I know you are a brother in arms, I am willing to let you in on a secret! you can protect yourself from the consipracies, and only get the truth!
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amok: i feel you, and i know how deep this goes. You are right, and the mainstream media is the enemy here. you know, they beam all those fake news into your skulls today. but as I know you are a brother in arms, I am willing to let you in on a secret! you can protect yourself from the consipracies, and only get the truth!
Go ahead, prove me wrong! Find me a major news outlet that ran this story.
Here's the trade union Unione Sindacale di Base calling for a strike because of the mislabelled arms. Are you saying they are lying?
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If this story is true, it's rather worring. This put humanitarian workers at risk of being accused for working for the enemies, or in other words, killed. I mean, even in this forum, certain people seem to conclude that the four charities here are weapon smugglers. Which is a bit of a leap.
The Bundle for Ukraine that ended recently on itch was a much better deal. I'm not talking about the price. Out of 998 items, only about 415 were things like print & play games, fonts, assets and other stuff. The bulk was DRM-free PC games, including some that are in this bundle as steam keys.
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SpaceMadness: While there are several games in the bundle that interest me, the fact they are in the form of Steam keys is a deal-breaker for me.
Ditto, i see three games i'm interested in, all steam... so i start randomly clicking on every thing, and everything looks like steam only.

So i'll pass. At least the Itch.io it looked like you could get everything from them.
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fronzelneekburm: Bet ya didn't hear that in the news. The only "mainstream" outlet I can find that picked up this story is a rather brief piece in the Italian edition of the Huffington Post.
Western media is absolutely not hiding that we are giving Ukraine weapons, dude. It's front page news and very well known. There's also widespread calls for giving them even more from editorials and pundits.
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fronzelneekburm: "Humanitarian relief", huh? The staff of Pisa airport recently refused to load a plane when they found out that the crates labelled as humanitarian supplies that were destined for the Ukraine actually contained all sorts of arms and explosives.
Just write in 'Pizza' where it says 'machinegun'
I'm not sure if I'll go for it as my wallet is still healing from my recent PC build AND the fact that most are Steam keys rather than GOG... that said, $40 is a fantastic deal for all of that, especially since there are quite a few games on there that I want to try.

So yeah, not sure yet but it's a pretty killer deal.
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StingingVelvet: Western media is absolutely not hiding that we are giving Ukraine weapons, dude.
Then why the secrecy and mislabelling of weapons as "humanitarian supplies"?

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StingingVelvet: There's also widespread calls for giving them even more from editorials and pundits.
Yes, indeed. Everything is going down the shitter, but the war machine must go on!