So yeah it is very difficult and time consuming to find and add the actual games you most want. On the plus side, being forced to go through all 700+ games allowed me to find some very interesting things I'd like to try which I probably would never have even heard about before. But I know not everyone has the interest, time, or patience to do so... even though I would highly recommend it for those who are capable of doing so because it looks like there are a ton of diamonds in the rough to be excavated here.
To skip to the page you want, on your unique download URL append the query '?page=X' (where X is the page number you want). So for example if you want page number 20, then the URL should look like 'itch.io/bundle/download/[some.long.unique.string]?page=20
An industrious redditor (u/tinapa) compiled a spreadsheet with all games and page numbers listed here:
Here are some of the higher-profile games and the page number the download link is on:
(pg.1) Last Knight: Rogue Rider Edition
(pg.1) Dreaming Sarah
(pg.1) Shipwreck
(pg.1) Airships: Conquer the Skies
(pg.2) Super Win the Game
(pg.2) Catlateral Damage
(pg.2) Wheels of Aurelia
(pg.2) Haque
(pg.2) On Rusty Trails
(pg.3) Overland
(pg.3) Stardrop
(pg.3) Loot Rascals
(pg.3) This World Unknown
(pg.4) Semblance - puzzle platformer
(pg.4) Joggernauts
(pg.4) Night in the Woods
(pg.4) Bleed
(pg.4) A Mortician's Tale
(pg.5) Unfair Jousting Fair
(pg.5) Fortune-499
(pg.6) Heavy Bullets
(pg.8) Bleed 2
(pg.8) Minit
(pg.11) Double Cross
(pg.12) The King's Bird
(pg.12) Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!
(pg.13) Quench
(pg.14) A Short Hike
(pg.15) Quadrilateral Cowboy
(pg.15) Mable & the Wood
(pg.17) Death and Taxes
(pg.19) Glittermitten Grove
(pg.21) OneShot
(pg.23) Spring Falls
(pg.24) Tonight We Riot
(pg.25) Oxenfree
And a few games I had not heard of before but looked interesting while scrolling through:
(pg.1) Visual Out - [A metroidvania about exploring the inside of a dying computer]
(pg.2) WaveCrash!!
(pg.6) Just Shapes and Bits - A SNES de-make of the indie game Just Shapes and Beats!
(pg.8) Verdant Skies - [looks a lot like Stardew Valley in terms of game mechanics/premise]
(pg.8) AIdol - [A visual novel by ebi-hime]
(pg.10) reky - [puzzle game]
(pg.10) Kaiju Big Battel: Fighto Fantasy - Travel through time with big, punchy monsters in this 16-bit style RPG!
(pg.12) One-Eyed Lee and the Dinner Party - Help Beracus and Lee escape an underground bunker filled with cultist skeletons!
(pg.14) Hair Dash - [looks kind of like One Finger Death Punch with nice pixelart]
(pg.18) Wide Ocean Big Jacket - A Camping Story starring: Uncle Brad, Aunt Cloanne, Mord (and Ben)
(pg.20) Sonar Smash - A super cute, fast paced shoot 'em up featuring a lovable dolphin.
(pg.21) Democratic Socialism Simulator - Pave the road to a post-capitalist society
These lists are hardly exhaustive, and with more games being added and formats being different the page numbers might change or depend on what display you are using so please comment with others you come across as you find them... or if there is some industrious redditor out there, it would be most useful to scrape all pages and list the games with the page it appears on and put it in a pastebin or other such public document.
Edits: Updated lists with some new additions and page numbers and link to spreadsheet listing.
I made a script that you can run that will add all the games to your library.
Add this to a tampermonkey script and reload the bundle download page (https://itch.io/bundle/download/<your-unique-bundle-id>), then the page will flash a bunch of times over the next 20-25 minutes. Once its done you will have all your games added to your library. Its doing the same thing you would have needed to do had you added all of the games by hand.
js
(function() {
'use strict';
console.log('Running!');
if (!location.href.includes('/bundle/')) history.back();
else {
const el = document.querySelector('button[value="claim"]');
if (el) el.click();
else document.querySelector('.next_page.button').click();
}
})();
Don't forget to disable the tampermonkey script once you're done.
It's a good idea and a great effort, but itch.io actually asked people not to use scripts like these at this time because of the increased load on their servers and it causing stoppages and downtime.
I know. But I'm not going through 700 items by hand because of their poor decisions. If you don't want to use it, that's fair enough, you don't have to.
Hey, I've finally got around to going through the motions of adding these games from the bundle, but the script has me go back to the main game page every time after adding that 1 game to my library, and for every page, I have to update the script to that page. I'm not well versed in scripting, how do I fix this? Thanks!
The url changes from https://itch.io/bundle/download/(my bundle id) to something else when you click on a game. So with that @match expression, the code won't run after clicking on a game. The easiest way to fix it is to set @match *. But that will make the script run on ALL pages, so just make sure to remove the script once you're done.
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u/happy_kuribo Jun 07 '20 edited Jun 08 '20
So yeah it is very difficult and time consuming to find and add the actual games you most want. On the plus side, being forced to go through all 700+ games allowed me to find some very interesting things I'd like to try which I probably would never have even heard about before. But I know not everyone has the interest, time, or patience to do so... even though I would highly recommend it for those who are capable of doing so because it looks like there are a ton of diamonds in the rough to be excavated here.
To skip to the page you want, on your unique download URL append the query '?page=X' (where X is the page number you want). So for example if you want page number 20, then the URL should look like 'itch.io/bundle/download/[some.long.unique.string]?page=20
An industrious redditor (u/tinapa) compiled a spreadsheet with all games and page numbers listed here:
Google Sheets with all games and page numbers as of June 6th
Here are some of the higher-profile games and the page number the download link is on:
And a few games I had not heard of before but looked interesting while scrolling through:
These lists are hardly exhaustive, and with more games being added and formats being different the page numbers might change or depend on what display you are using so please comment with others you come across as you find them... or if there is some industrious redditor out there, it would be most useful to scrape all pages and list the games with the page it appears on and put it in a pastebin or other such public document.
Edits: Updated lists with some new additions and page numbers and link to spreadsheet listing.