Tag Archives: Steam Greenlight

Master Reboot is an adventure horror title with puzzle elements up on Steam Greenlight for your consideration. The game revolves around something called a Soul Cloud, where you can “upload your soul to our dedicated servers and relax knowing that a part of you will live on for eternity”. Sounds creepy. A teaser trailer for it is below. A gameplay trailer is promised soon. Thanks, PC Gamer.

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Valve has blocked Paranautical Activity from Code Avarice from being released on Steam, after the developer abandoned their Steam Greenlight submission for a publishing deal with Adult Swim.

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Six more games have been approved by Valve’s esoteric Greenlight service for eventual release through the premiere PC distribution platform.

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Steam Greenlight games have been voted on by “roughly” 2 million participants since it launched in August 2012, according to a recent developer group chat on Greenlight.

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Three games and one new piece of software have made it through Steam Greenlight’s community selection process.

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Valve today announced the sixth set of games and software titles to advance through Steam Greenlight.

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Endgame Studios has announced Fractured Soul has landed on Steam Greenlight. The PC version contains an easy mode, as well as features “designed to enhance the speedrunning aspect of the game.” The Greenlight video is below. Fractured Soul is currently available for 3DS via the eShop.

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Valve has announced the fifth set of games and software titles to be released through Steam Greenlight. Software Black Ink and Driver Fusion are now available as are the games: Anodyne, Distance, Evoland, Huntsman:The Orphanage, Kingdom Rush, Legends of Dawn, Organ Trail: Director’s Cut, Receiver, Surgeon Simulator 2013, and War Thunder. More information on each can be found through Greenlight.

Indie developer Analgesic Productions has issued a classy response to piracy of its 16-bit style adventure Anodyne.

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Guild Software wants to release its Vendetta Online MMO through Steam, and has taken to Valve’s Greenlightto get the ball rolling.

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Valve has updated Steam Greenlight with the ability to skip items in the vote queue, along with “improvements to collections, and new stats for developers.”

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Steam Greenlight will give the publication nod to a new batch of titles on January 15, the service has announced. For you at home, that means you only have a few weeks to cast your votes for which games will be chosen. Valve announced new additions to the Greenlight ranks in September, October and November, but will apparently skip December. 50 titles have been Greenlit so far, including six non-gaming applications. 13 Greenlight titles have released to date.

Thanks, Joystiq.

The third set of games and first set of software titles to advance through Steam Greenlight and be offered worldwide have been revealed by Valve.

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Faceless, the multiplayer Half-life mod once known as Slender: Source, is yet to gain Greenlight approval due to copyright concerns. Joystiq reports Valve has denied approval for the game, which has been top of the service’s charts for some time because and an unknown third-party holds an option on the Slenderman character despite its open source origins. Developer Justin Ross said he has permission from the meme’s creator to produce the game, and hasn’t heard back from the option holder in a week. Ross said if all else fails, he’ll simply launch through ModDB rather than Greenlight.

Thanks, Kotaku.

Gabe Newell has spoken about the initial failings of Steam Greenlight and what Valve can do to improve its system. The industry icon chatted with a bunch of visitors from 4chan’s /v/ in an oddly casual style.

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Routine is a survival horror game with an equally loved and dreaded permadeath system, which will be released on Steam next spring.

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Valve has announced that the next wave of titles to be released through Steam Greenlight will be revealed on November 30.

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Valve has approved 21 more community-championed titles for release on Steam through its Greenlight process.

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Reverb will donate a whack of money to help keep shelter cats from being euthanised, and is very sorry it let you think they would be left to die.

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McPixel is the first game to pass through the Steam Greenlight process and launch on the Steam store. The unusual point and click adventure is available from Valve’s service for $5; if you already purchased the game through its website, you’ll score a Steam code, too. McPixel was one of ten games chosen in the first round of approvals; another ten will get the nod next month.

Thanks, Destructoid.