Greenlight

Greenlight headlines

• 10 Steam Greenlight games most likely to succeed

  Here are 10 of the most prospective games in Steam’s user-guided publishing service.

• Chaos Reborn and 74 other titles approved through Steam Greenlight

  Valve has greenlit 75 more titles for release on the Steam service, and per usual, the game will be released independently “in the weeks or months ahead.” Masthead Studios announced yesterday its online shooter Guns and Robots had been approved and that it would release later this year. XCOM creator Julian Gollop’s Chaos Reborn was […]

• Roundabout's weird new trailer takes you for a spin

  If you aren’t already keeping an eye on Roundabout, the game putting a bizarre spin on the open-world driving format, then this new trailer will bring you up to speed.

• Steam Greenlight passes 50 more games

  50 more games have been passed through Steam Greenlight, Valve’s community approvals process. Usually I can find something on the list worth making a headline out of, but I clearly haven’t had my finger on the indie pulse lately because I drew a blank. As such, I haven’t felt moved to reformat the entire list […]

• Catlateral Damage lets you trash a room as only a cat can

  The other day I came home to find the kitchen covered in shreds of paper towel. Why? Because I own a cat. Now there’s finally a game to let us experience what goes on in their furry little minds.

• Valve adds concept section to Greenlight

  A minor update for Greenlight allows users to distinguish between idea pitches and finished games.

• Steam Greenlight expected to evolve rapidly

  Steam Greenlight is a long way from finished; Valve intends to tinker the heck out of it.

• Steam Greenlight introduces $100 submission fee

  Greenlight, Steam’s community-driven game approval service, will now require an up-front fee in order to discourage trolls.

• Team Fortress 2 inspired Steam Greenlight, says Valve

  Valve business development director, Jason Holtman, has said the idea for the firm’s Greenlight was inspired by Team Fortress 2, its “hat manufacturing game… that’s awesome.”