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For people like me who actually buy things on itch and use it regularly, having upwards of 2000 items added to the library would make it unreasonably tedious and difficult to navigate. Until the ability to search and sort libraries is improved, keeping it functionally useable takes priority over some collector's need to demonstrate ownership of every single thing included in a $5 bundle explicitly organized for charity. Priority is the operative word there.

That banner appears only for games you've manually added to your library from the bundle page. You can add games to your library in the same way as the Bundle for RJ&E.

In the top right corner of itch.io where you see your avatar, click the  V  (down arrow) and select "My Library" -> On the menu bar on the left side of the page, select "My Purchases" -> at the top of the page, select Bundles -> Click the link to the appropriate bundle

From there you can browse games in the bundle. Clicking "Download" next to a game will add it to your library whether you choose to actually download it or not.

Bumping this. I'd really like to support this effort (and the games would be a nice bonus) but this would make my library virtually unusable.

It felt like there were just enough clues hinting toward something else under the surface, and pretty clear signposts letting me know I was on the right track. It was really nice to know precisely when I'd seen everything, too. It's a really tight experience with great flow, and it comes together incredibly well despite being obtuse and cryptic.

Really engaging and interesting experiment. The interconnected "telephone" elements really held my interest and I blew through all 20 games in one sitting. Avert Your Eyes was the standout for me, the audio and visual techniques mimicking vertical cellphone videos were impressively fitting and effective.

Neat. I assumed the demo was all there would be. Sauna 2000 is one of my favorites on the demo disc, really great job.

That was really awe inspiring & thought provoking. I consider a game good when it puts me in the right mood and evokes emotions organically, and this put me in about 7 different moods one after the other.

What even are bugs, even?

I really loved this. Made a friend and found a lot of cool stuff in the trash, it was a good time.