Steam Greenlight - Thread

Gimpymoo said:
Not keen on the fact they are placing smaller publishers with niche titles onto Greenlight.

How do they determine the "trigger" amount for Euro Truck simulator for example?

Same for Handball 2012, never going to get massive votes.
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I *think* it's 100,000 votes required for any game to get considered.
 
Interstellar Marines
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=93777661
Interstellar Marines is an sci-fi FPS action and adventure game with an original and unpredictable storyline featuring single and cooperative gameplay, with heavy focus on realism. Set in a believable future, you play as a newly enlisted special forces soldier, equipped with the latest in weaponry, armour and gadgets that will embark on a breathtaking adventure. A world filled with challenging scenarios and heart pounding situations that in time draws you deeper into an ongoing plot centered around first contact with another sentient species.

Routine
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92985806
Routine is a first person Survival Horror set on a abandoned Moon Base designed around an 80's vision of the future, Your job is to find enough data and survive long enough to uncover the truth behind the strange disappearance of everyone stationed on the Lunar Research Station.

No More Room In Hell
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92917582
No More Room in Hell is a co-operative realistic first person survival horror modification for the Source Engine. The chances of you surviving this all out war of society and the undead are slim to none. Already, there are millions of the walking dead shambling about, searching for food to eat. There's no known cure. One bite can possibly end it all for you. However, you aren't alone in this nightmare. There are still a handful of uninfected survivors left in this god forsaken hellhole, and with co-operation and teamwork, you may live long enough to fight your way to salvation.

The Spire
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=93611945
The Spire is an immersive first-person, survival, mystery, action-adventure game that blends exciting game play and a compelling story into a truly unforgettable experience. The game unfolds within the confines of a high tech underground research facility buried deep below the surface of Antarctica. This dark, sci-fi world fuses highly interactive puzzle environments, clever combat mechanics and an innovative control system in a manner that is fresh to the first-person genre.

Death Road
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92976802
Death Road is an incredibly dynamic and strongly addictive racing game taking place in distant future. Players compete, using futuristic vehicles on specially designed tracks, armed with a wide array of lethal weapons ranging from standard laser guns to rocket launchers.
 
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http://store.steampowered.com/news/8795/

http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/news/?appid=765

What We’re Doing About Discoverability in Steam Greenlight

September 5th, 2012 - Alden

Submissions of all kinds have been pouring in to Steam Greenlight. As of this post, there are over 700 submissions, but that doesn’t really tell the whole story of what’s being submitted.

Two things we’ve noticed so far. First, there are a ton of legitimate submissions that people want to see. Second, there is unfortunately a significant amount of noise and clutter being submitted, either as a joke or by fans not fully understanding the purpose of Greenlight.

So, with those things in mind, today we’ve made two updates to how Greenlight works.

The first update is a $100 fee for someone to post to Steam Greenlight. The proceeds will be donated to Child’s Play. We have no interest in making money from this, but we do need to cut down the noise in the system. (Note: Anyone who has already posted a submission to Greenlight will not have to retroactively pay for any existing submissions, but will need to do so for any future submissions.)

The second part of this update is to improve your window into Greenlight and help you find “your kind” of games. The next time you visit Steam Greenlight you’ll be shown a smaller, manageable list of games that you haven’t rated. This view is a mix of popular games and new games to Greenlight.

In the end, we’re very interested in maintaining an environment that is fair and beneficial to everyone involved, and one that fun and rewarding to join.

And, of course, we’re going to keep iterating on this system and updating as we learn more about how the community and developers want to utilize it.

Be sure to drop in on the discussions or leave a comment below and tell us what you think.

Please join the Official group for the latest news and announcements about Greenlight.
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http://store.steampowered.com/app/219820 - £70

This one-time fee will grant your Steam account access to post and update as many of your games as you like within Greenlight. All proceeds from this fee (minus taxes) will be donated directly to Child’s Play, a charity dedicated to improving the lives of children in over 70 hospitals worldwide.
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Seems a necessary evil in my opinion owing to the idiots ruining it for everyone else. It is going to a good cause to boot so another plus for the good guys (Valve).

As they have said, discoverability is the main problem but it seems they are aware of that.

Is this now the only way to submit a game to Valve for consideration for publishing on Steam?

Personally, I want to see ALL games have to go through Greenlight, even from the AAA publishers.

I would **** myself if Activision could not get a game on there.

It does seem unfair though if the AAA publishers have a "Guaranteed" back door entrance to getting their titles on Steam.
 
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ahahaha it would be hilarious if the big publishers got rejected by the users


Ontopic, hopefully this will eradicate the submissions from kiddies drawing up child-like concepts of games they want to one day make when they grow up.
 
Is it just me or has the UI changed sightly?

Would you buy this game if it were available in Steam?

YES / NO NOT INTERESTED
 
Neil79 said:
Is it just me or has the UI changed sightly?

Would you buy this game if it were available in Steam?

YES / NO NOT INTERESTED
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It has changed.

For reference, the "No, Not interested option" does not negatively affect an items scoring.

It simply removes the game from your queue.
 
Gimpymoo said:
It has changed.

For reference, the "No, Not interested option" does not negatively affect an items scoring.

It simply removes the game from your queue.
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Excellent, it seemed very stupid to add what was essentially a dislike button to down vote a game, trolls could have their field day with that.
 
How do i get steam browser to load weblinks from steamcommunity automaticaly?, keeps asking me to sign in.
 
I don't see the point in this. Surely Valve would make more money if they just allowed every game to be released on Steam rather than the few voted in?
 
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