Could someone who bought the bundle give detailed list of bonus content?

If you have Dungeon Siege, I would recommend that you play Ultima V: Lazarus and the Ultima VI Project. They tell the same story, with better graphics and easier gameplay. That doesn't mean that the originals are not to be had by anyone with an interest in RPGs. It's just that like any of the "early" RPGs, they were made for those interested in the genre and had more than 8 hours of gameplay to them. So, if you have the time and the willingness to read the manual, then go ahead. You'll thank yourself.

In the immortal words of Buddy Holly, "Well, Alright!!!" I did not see this coming. I really thought the rest of Ultima would be presented sometime in the future in another set of EA releases, but I must say this is a nice surprise.
Yes, that is the proper way to travel, Avatar. All we need now is Ultima 7, but if that is the next time around, that gives us time to go through these three. Of course I won't scream and cry if the next set is The Complete Ultima VII at $5.99 (or even $9.99) but I'm not going to complain. You have made me one happy Avatar. Thanks, thanks, and thanks again. Whatever comes out next, I'll give it a serious look because right now I am very happy with GOG. Also, I love the Python reference.
For those who are wondering what this set is;
Ultima IV- You know that one already!
Ultima V- Buy the set, but you may want to finish IV first if you don't like spoilers as the beginning of V contains spoilers of IV. V expands on the story and develops the characters more fully. Buildings are now multiple story, dungeons are still 3D but more detailed, clocks really work and can be used to check the time in Britannia, and the first really dark Ultima story is told here. I played this on the Apple II when it was originally released, and it was the first ultima where I actually found myself stopping the game to cry. It is also the first game I had to play with the lights on, as it has some really scary parts.
Roleplay wise, it is even more in-depth than IV, and far less forgiving in the combat department. I think the jump in difficulty is similar to the jump between II and III. Many people say VII was the first really dark story, but V, to me, is far darker in many ways.
Choose your allies wisely.
Ultima VI- Here we see a story that is rich in detail, and this time with many side quests. Gone are the scaled towns and 3D dungeons (which will return in their own series, something called Ultima Underword which is available around here somewhere...) and now the whole world is on the same scale. Dungeons and caves are presented in the same top-down view as the overworld, and that lends unity to the whole world. Also cities are now the same scale as the rest of the map, which allows for random houses to appear in the land as well. For the first time, characters all have individual portraits and dialogue, and there is quite a bit of humor here, which is also something that will carry over into VII. Of course music and 256 color graphics are now the norm. This was the first Ultima not to be made for the Apple II but only for the IBM PC, the Amiga, and the Commodore 64 (although the Commodore 64 version is best avoided.) There was also a Super Nintendo version that was surprisingly faithful except without portraits. Of course here you get the portraits and all the good stuff.
I'm off to Britannia now.

I hope GOG will release Ultima 7+8+9 as a trilogy for 6$ too... One can dream :)

I will happily pay $9,99 for each of them (if they are complete).

I will buy the 4+5+6 pack, but I doubt there is any chance I will ever play them (they are too dated for my taste).

A good release but I would query the logic of releasing number 4 free then 4,5 + 6 at a charge.

$6 is not a large sum of money and just releasing 5 + 6 for that to me would make more sense.

Im guessing its GOG showing off its marketing skillz after the whole $5.99 VS $6 topic. Only this time its "oh 3 games for $5.99" instead of "hold on 3 games for $5.99 but one of them is already free."

My work week might be pretty bleh so far but this week's releases are definitely making up for it! :D Just two more games and I'll no longer have to try to do battle with the Ultima series on Win7. Thanks GOG!

Thanks - I have decided to give V and VI a chance. They may well be too dated for me to enjoy but seeing as so many people love them it seems worth a try.

U6 is an excellent game by itself. (You'll obviously get more out of it if you've played 4 & 5, but if you really don't want to... you could jump right into 6.)

There's a mod for Dungeon Siege and it's supposed to contain the exact story of Ultima 5. So you could play it, and then 6.

The whowhatnow?

The AVARAT! The heroic rat destined to save the world!

Of course, what a fool I have been, dismissing the avarat so quickly.

brother of arafat.

yeah i am just bored waiting till someone post a gift code :p