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The problem with itch.io charity bundles (tomalexi.itch.io)

submitted 2 years ago by gun@lemmy.ml to c/gaming@lemmy.ml

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I bought the Palestine charity bundle last year, and I only now realize that it includes Mini Metro and Luck be a Landlord. I have been wanting to play these games for a while, and I had them in my library the whole time not knowing it.

I guess that's not a problem and more of a pleasant surprise. But it can be hard getting the most out of the bundles if you don't know what's worth playing. That's why I share the link to this page because that's how I found out I owned these two games, and hope someone else finds it useful.

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[–] sizerz@fapsi.be 5 points 2 years ago

What I did was sort the bundle games by rating/popularity. Sure you could give less popular games a try, but prioritizing the acclaimed ones is usually more fun