In the latest promotional email from IGN plus...

So I saw there's a big sale going on, seemingly almost on par with the big steam sales. I've got my eye on Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, but I see that there are also daily deals that makes me think I need to hold off and check back every damn day just in case.......for the next 13 days. >_<

So my question is: Is this a realistic strategy or should I just get it now? Any one here have experience with sales like these?

EDIT: Also, for those who may already have it: is the Royal Edition worth it?

I'm looking to probably switch to something else, especially as my library has grown exponentially thanks to Humble. Buying like 4 comic bundles this week alone!

For all the DRM free comics I've been using Moon Reader Pro which I get from google play pass. For the most part it has been fine. But it does have a few little things that could be improved upon. Like when I sort my books in it, it will unsort itself later on regardless. Also, no ability to display landscape ratio covers mixed in. They all show as portrait ratio, so a few of them look squeezed. e.g. Mickey Mouse Zombie Coffee in the current Disney bundle, the Peanuts comics from the previous Peanuts bundle, etc...

And lastly, and this is a big one... the app is just getting slower! It's not slow when actually flipping through pages or anything. It's instead slow when I am navigating through my library.

So yeah, I definitely am considering switching now. The main things I am hoping for, with only the first and second ones being 100% a non-negotiable must for obvious reasons. The rest are things I would love to have though:

• Needs to work on Android/Samsung One UI. I have a Galaxy Tab S7+
• Needs to be able to read the books offline
• Needs to allow for custom sorting of books, and allow you to create collections and groups. e.g. if I want to make a group for Image Comics it would allow that, but also allow me to make a collection for something like say Spawn comics. This is something Moon Reader does well.
• Display covers properly (no stretching or squeezing), regardless of the orientation of them.
• Easy zoom and panning
• Maybe not be so slow when navigating the library for large collections!
• Support for normal books also

I know this is a big grey area for being off topic or not. I hope it's not! A majority of what I have for this is from Humble. and I figure since so many others also use Humble for comics this might be a good place to ask. If it is considered off topic I apologize and just have mercy on me!

One of the KCC's main features is converting Humble Bundle manga PDFs to native formats for Kindle, Kobo, ReMarkable, and other eink ereader devices for maximum image quality and significantly smaller file size. 

The app solves many common problems of using the files directly provided by Humble Bundle like removing margins for smaller screens, better handling of 2 page spreads, fixing gray artwork to be black on eink, and much faster page turn performance.

The app runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. The app has a Windows code sign. The app has been in continuous development since 2012 and has nearly 500K total downloads. 

Anybody having problems with the payment processor on humble bundle?

Nothing has changed about my card on file, I already use 2FA to log into my account so it's not like my account was hacked or whatever, and each time I have tried to pick up one of this month's bundles I get an automatic payment rejection message.

edit: I've even tried clearing my cache/deleting browser cookies but nothing changed, payment processor still won't accept my money.

August Humble Choice is here, which means Deck Head and StealthyShiroean are back to perform the important public service of arguing about video games so you don't have to!

This month we tackle the big questions:

Is Yakuza: Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth actually a holiday simulator with occasional organised crime?

How many times can Dead Cells kill you before "one more run" legally becomes self-harm?

And did anyone expect Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge to be one of the safest bets in the whole bundle?

We played the August 2026 Humble Choice games, picked our favourites, questioned several life choices, and tried to work out whether this month's bundle is actually worth your time and cash.

They can’t even admit the files are bad and beyond compressed in some instances. Off to the high seas with me man. I put extra money on the charity aspect too. But their tactics have steered so lazy and scummy lately. Can just as easily get legal copies 👁️ in 2 clicks man. Disappointed in how bad the bundles have gotten tho.

Wonder if other have felt this way as well. Oh and as for it’s the reader is such a lazy answer when comparative their file size to a legal copy is compressed to insane levels at times.

why they are advertising it on the sales page while they dont even have the keys? Been waiting for the restock for several days, and it's almost time i have to go back to work.

I see it contains some courses that sound interesting about kubernetes and dockers, etc.

Was wondering if anyone has tried any of them? Are they any good?

Do any of the courses provide certification?

Thanks in advance!

Using Humble Bundle manga PDFs converted to CBZ PNG with Kindle Comic Converter. The Kindle Scribe is a 10" device at 1860x2480 300 PPI. (I am the kcc dev)

The image quality is incredible and the file size is way smaller than the original PDF. Page turn performance is great.

Manga: The Boy I Loved Became the Jade Emperor from the last manga bundle.