You have to download a fix to make mouse control actually work, but I play with mouse and keyboard just fine. I actually preferred it to the gamepad.

Most people disagree, though.

Looks like you may be getting the same email from them as I, seeing how close together we both posted this. I've got a small SL credit from doing a FireFlower purchase recently (part of that multi-site promotion), so I may have to burn it up on a clicky title or two.

One thing about SL, almost all the title I've selected have these in their description:

Protection Type:None
Third Party Keys:None

Yet some of them, like Alter Ego, are sold elsewhere with protection schemes. I wonder if SL really has DRM-free copies, or if they are just shoddy about proper labelling? They are still in beta after all. I have bought from them before though, so might be worth going on trust again.

Not a deal per se, but Amazon.co.uk also entered digital distribution. News from Eurogamer.

So it seems Amazon does wish to sell to non-US residents as well. Unsure if this is only open for UK residents though.

Well, if you go to a game's page

True. I do skim over the "Product details" section quite a lot. Thank you for pointing that out.

Good for UK residents i guess. Doubt there will ever be a simple Amazon AU. Aussies (and others) will have to keep putting fake details in still it buy many of the digital stuff available i guess.....

http://indiebundle.org/scifi-bundle/

SciFi Bundle - all with Desura keys

Constant C
Quick Slick Deadly
and Saviors

In the Bundle+, get all this + Exodus Wars & Beyond Beyaan - a game made by one of GOGlodyte - https://secure.gog.com/forum/general/master_of_orion_giveaway_and_a_kickstarter/post1

Nice, looks worth it just to get Constant C on the cheap, though the other games make it even more attractive.

Any way I can bundle it with more time so that I can play all this stuff I'm buying?

My advice is to prioritize your games in order of most want to play to least want to play ;) Since I've done that, I've made substantial progress through my backlog :)

You have an impressive memory, I'm really jealous. While I checked my feeds this game got directly my full attention and I thought as a Master of Orion clone it would be really interesting for some folks here. I never expected there was already a thread about it. About the bundle: Normally I take my time to decide, especially when alpha-games are involved, but while both turn-based strategy games are in alpha my curiosity about them was far too big and I couldn't resist. It was also a good opportunity to get Constant C, which looks interesting but I skipped in a prior Indie Royale bundle.

Sage advice. The problem is that I look at the pile and I want to play them all. :D

I actually made a spreadsheet with a numeric value for how much I wanted to play it, and another column for difficulty, and another for time to beat. Then I sorted it and worked down. If I was tired and wanted an easier game, I'd be able to pick that out, or if I saw how close I was to finishing another one, I'd pick that.

Science! :)

That's a really good idea. Would justify having Excel installed, to boot.

I used Google Docs. It's not complex enough to really need something like Excel...

Im in shock. A decent bundle from them.For once :D