100 games Greenlit on Steam

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Compass wrote on 2013-08-28 19:05

I am not going to list all of this.

Anywho this seems pretty nice.
A few shitty games, but nice to seem some games I was eagerly wanting to get on steam get Greenlit

Here are the games that I'm looking forward to playing/getting. Maybe.

Bridge It
Chroma Squad
Croixleur
C-Wars (Maybe)
Delver
Delver's Drop (unrelated)
Dungeon Dashers (For sure)
Dysfunctional Systems: Learning to Manage Chaos
Flightless
KNYTT UNDEGROUND
MegaByte Punch
NEO Scavenger (Already have the game. Hopefully I can get a Steam key)
Silent Storm (FINALLY)
Underrail ([S]Not sure if I own this already.[/S]Don't D:)

What's your list?
Cynic wrote on 2013-08-28 22:36

The Cat Lady.

Fuck yess. Took them long enough.
Campylobacter jejuni wrote on 2013-08-29 19:04

What's so great about Silent Storm being released on Steam? I mean you could get it before. Is there something magical about Steam as a platform of distribution?

Of the games I've voted for only three were greenlit so far, and of those only Folk Tale interests me anymore.
Cucurbita wrote on 2013-08-29 19:28

Quote from Campylobacter jejuni;1141940:
What's so great about Silent Storm being released on Steam? I mean you could get it before. Is there something magical about Steam as a platform of distribution?

Of the games I've voted for only three were greenlit so far, and of those only Folk Tale interests me anymore.

What isn't on steam these days? You might as well throw it all on steam. Thats how I do it now. I play all my nonsteam games through steam.
Campylobacter jejuni wrote on 2013-08-29 20:17

Yeah sure, but what's so great about being able to buy stuff on Steam as opposed to somewhere else? That's what boggles me.
Compass wrote on 2013-08-29 20:19

Quote from Campylobacter jejuni;1141956:
Yeah sure, but what's so great about being able to buy stuff on Steam as opposed to somewhere else? That's what boggles me.

Sales which is what GOG lacks.
Also I like the social feature of steam.
But mostly it's the sales.
Cucurbita wrote on 2013-08-29 21:03

Its just easier to buy from one source and have a library set up for the entire thing.

Imagine every game you've ever bought in your life, in a single folder. No more going rummaging through your drivers, opening up shelves for CDs, or logging in to 4 different sites for different games.

Steam is probably the most accessible form of this, so I'll gladly throw as much shit on it as possible.
Sinned wrote on 2013-08-30 00:32

Guess it's time to find out where I got all the pre-greenlit games from so I can jump on if a Steam key was promised for greenlight.
Also very nice to see Croixleur get greenlit, bought it from a recent bundle for like $5 with a crap load of other games

If only War of the Human Tanks got greenlit :(