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Looks like Humble Bundle may be branching out a bit more, with the Strate-GOG Game Bundle where you redeem them via GOG instead of Steam. This is not the first time they've done a GOG bundle, but good to see more. Competition across stores is always good.

Here's what you can get, all of them for $18 / £14.23:

Railgrade

Expeditions: Rome

Showgunners

Fields of Glory II: Medieval

Hard West 2

Spellforce 3 Reforced

See the full bundle for more.

Also, if you're into books, Humble Bundle have a Linux for Seasoned Admins bundle going.

You can grab games from GOG easily on Linux with the Heroic Games Launcher.

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eldaking Jun 27
Their definition of "strategy game" really bothers me. Most games in this are RPGs! Sure RPGs with tactical elements, but they are not just "strategy games" - they are at least half something else (I'd argue they are more than half RPG). Strategy is a huge genre, full of very distinct subcategories; lumping it with stuff that is only vaguely connected like this is very frustrating. People that like Civilization and Starcraft won't necessarily enjoy Hard West or Shadowrun (and vice-versa). It is like calling Mass Effect a shooter, or saying Skyrim and Cyberpunk 2077 are "action games".
I was always interested in Hard West, but when I looked at the Steam page reviews it seemed like it was very buggy and had some important problems that seriously undermined the good things about it, so I never got it. Hard West 2 has significantly better reviews, so maybe I should have a look.

(I do agree with eldaking's point--it so happens that I like strategy games, AND I often like turn-based RPGs, but they are not the same and half of this bundle really doesn't look like strategy to me)
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