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Posted September 05, 2016
I'm wondering if there's a way to see not only what bundles are currently being offered in the wide world of websites, but what they offered in the past, and at what prices. I'm familiar with isthereanydeal.com, which is very handy, but only tracks individual games, not bundles.

Are there websites you go to (other than the bundle sites themselves) for info? Any bundle sites you recommend?
Posted September 05, 2016
epicbundle.com lists the well known bundles.
Posted September 05, 2016
+1 for epicbundle.com

Between ITAD and EpicBundle, the two cover pretty much all the bases. There's also grabthegames.com but the other two sites pretty much are a superset of what is offered there.
Posted September 05, 2016
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BlueMooner: I'm wondering if there's a way to see not only what bundles are currently being offered in the wide world of websites, but what they offered in the past, and at what prices. I'm familiar with isthereanydeal.com, which is very handy, but only tracks individual games, not bundles.

Are there websites you go to (other than the bundle sites themselves) for info? Any bundle sites you recommend?
This source is ok:

https://greenlightupdates.com/bundles.php
Posted September 05, 2016
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BlueMooner: I'm wondering if there's a way to see not only what bundles are currently being offered in the wide world of websites, but what they offered in the past, and at what prices. I'm familiar with isthereanydeal.com, which is very handy, but only tracks individual games, not bundles.

Are there websites you go to (other than the bundle sites themselves) for info? Any bundle sites you recommend?
Isthereanydeal does track many bundles too. Click on an individual game, and the bundles it has been in are listed toward the bottom.
Posted September 05, 2016
Thanks guys!
Posted September 06, 2016
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BlueMooner:  
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classicgogger: epicbundle.com lists the well known bundles.
There is also <span class="bold">Indie Game Bundles</span>.
Posted September 06, 2016
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BlueMooner: I'm wondering if there's a way to see not only what bundles are currently being offered in the wide world of websites, but what they offered in the past, and at what prices. I'm familiar with isthereanydeal.com, which is very handy, but only tracks individual games, not bundles.

Are there websites you go to (other than the bundle sites themselves) for info? Any bundle sites you recommend?
I like the design and feel of Reddit and how they release information... so i use /r/Gamebundles Make sure I don't miss anything... But usually I stick between Humble and Bundle Stars...
Post edited September 06, 2016 by Starkrun
Posted September 06, 2016
Is there a site of this sort that specifically only includes DRM-free bundles?
Posted September 06, 2016
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/gaming_deals_thread

The peeps on there do a good job of tracking deals.
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