Thanks - I definitely don't want a refund (I wanted to support these amazing bundles, and 99% of them are fine). :-) It's just something Itch and maybe the people who set up the bundles should be aware of, that some creators add items but then delete them afterwards, leaving broken links.

Hi Quinn K,

Thanks for that - it worked! What's interesting is that I hadn't seen the download button because every bundle has two pages on Itch, but only one of them lets you sort the games A-Z, so that is the one I always used (partly because I wanted to add all the games to a collection "Not Yet Played", and because there is no automated way to do it, I had to do each one manually - requiring multiple days, and therefore noting what letter of the alphabet I was up to). So it turns out you only see a download option if you use the other bundle page, that doesn't have sorting options. Here's a screenshot of each:

A good example of how the Itch interface is often very confusing! Having two different pages for each bundle instead of one, for example.

I did ask Itch Support about this twice. Presumably they could have given the same answer as you, but they never replied to those emails (or any others I sent in the last few years) which is a shame, as I feel more of an affiliation to Itch than to GOG or Steam.

Thanks for taking the time to explain this, I'll have a look at your pdf and the other things I couldn't access in bundles. :-) Hopefully this post will be useful to anyone else with this issue.

Best wishes, Karl

Maybe it wasn't working when I tried it? I can't retest now, since once I did the workaround to download, things show up fine for me. Did you ever download it?
Try the URL in a private browser session - that should lead to a 404, suggesting it only works for us because we already downloaded it.

Support never replied to my emails about this, so there's probably nothing you can do. I mean, you could contact support but my experience would suggest it is a waste of time. :-(