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Too many games are now available for this to be a minor reply post.

First, if you haven't seen, a new Humble Bundle was released last week? Anyway, 4 more games have been added for a total of seven games:
Voxatron (still in alpha, but good game nonetheless, will come with further updates)
Blocks that Matter
Binding of Isaac
Gish
Chocolate Castle
Zen Puzzle Garden
Jasper's Journeys

I haven't had a chance to try out the four games recently added, but Voxatron and Isaac are enjoyable- Isaac is like shooting your way through a random Zelda dungeon. Be aware there are only a few days left for this bundle.

Secondly, there's a new Indie Royal bundle available at http://www.indieroyale.com/. Not sure if this one is worth picking up, but there are five games:

NightSky
Fate of the World
Scoregasm
Ben there, Dan that!
Time Gentlemen, Please

From youtube, I thought Scoregasm looked interesting enough alone for me to spend $5.00 on this. The last two were created with the Monkey Island games in mind, which I enjoyed, so I might pick this up simply to see how those games play out.

Skyrim launch this week is not making things easy at all.

If you don't have enough games already...

Indie Bundle has a new bundle starting today-
Really Big Sky available on: windows, desura, steam
Runespell: Overture available on: windows, mac, desura, steam
Cthulhu Saves the World available on: windows, desura, steam
Eufloria available on: windows, desura, steam
BONUS: Breath of Death VII available on: windows, desura, steam

Humble Bundle has had one up for about a week now-
Uplink Source Code included
Darwinia Source Code included
Multiwinia Source Code included
Defcon Source Code included
Subversion City Generator Demo Windows Only
Voxel Tech Demo Windows Only

Pay more than average and you also pick up:
Aquaria
Crayon Physics Deluxe
Dungeons of Dreadmor

Edited, Nov 29th 2011 2:08pm by xypin

I'm guessing the first few bundles were so successful that a bunch of indie developers have lined up to be in the next bundles. Now, Humble has to manage bundles for all the games while limiting the number of games in each bundle.