There's a lot to break down here, and I'm not sure how I feel about any of it. I probably would be happy to pay for a higher tier in principle, but I've got an awful lot of thoughts and questions about the higher tiers that are being shown here.
* While it'd be to some people's tastes, I'm not a fan of the "4 items chosen from a group of 10" option, but that's because I don't really fear duplicates as such (usually there's enough I'm happy with, and I'm generally happy to give away those that I have dupes of); I quite like being introduced to odd new games through curation. If you really like a month's lineup, could you opt into a fifth, sixth, seventh title with a nominal fee?
* Humble Trove is nice, but it needs a lot more content to be viable as a premium-only perk - particularly from my perspective as a long-time subscriber who's therefore received an awful lot of Trove content through earlier bundles. Then again, maybe that's the intent - more budget devoted to Trove to make it a bit more Netflixy?
* I wonder if the third option (three-tier, one Trove-only) is the one Humble are leaning more towards, given they've put a bit more work in to establishing other payment plans for it. It seems weird to see that cheery "3 months free!" label - that feels more like they're advertising that offer, rather than asking whether that offer is desirable. I do also note that that premium option is $15, rather than the $20 on others (and actually slightly cheaper than the current deal if you buy in bulk, although that doesn't factor in bulk discounts that are currently available)
* As a current Annual subscriber, I do wonder quite how they're planning to evolve the version of the service I've paid for a while ago.
* I do like the idea of getting store credit for unwanted hidden items, but I'm very curious about the exchange rate; I imagine that they wouldn't want to quantify the value of a given item within the bundle in terms of the bundle cost, but I also imagine that applying the store value of an item as a discount is far too much.
I note the survey's in my inbox, when I'm home I ought to answer it - not least to see the additional information hiding behind those blue links!