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The Steam Greenlight List
Valve’s Steam Greenlight is a community-focused publishing system that allows users to decide what independent games should be made digitally available. This list chronicles all the titles that have been made available via Valve’s new publishing method and will be updated as more are added.
January 2013:
Games:
- Akaneiro: Demon Hunters
- Asylum
- DLC Quest
- Eador. Masters of the Broken World
- La-Mulana
- Leisure Suit Larry
- MaK
- The Age of Decadence
- Unepic
- War For The Overworld
Software Titles:
- articy:draft | Game Design Tool
- GroBoto - Modeling App
November 2012:
Games:
- Blackspace
- Darkfall Unholy Wars
- Dawn of Fantasy
- Dragon's Lair
- Euro Truck Simulator 2
- Gear Up
- Kinetic Void - Space Adventure
- The Light
- No Time To Explain
- Primordia
- Sang-Froid : Tales of Werewolves
- StarForge
- Waking Mars
Software Titles:
- Action! Screen Recorder
- Bandicam: Game Recorder
- Construct 2
- Display Fusion
- HitFilm 2
- You Need A Budget 4
October 2012:
- Afterfall InSanity Extended Edition
- AirBuccaneers
- Blockscape
- Contrast
- Fly'n
- Folk Tale
- Forge
- Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams (Project Giana)
- Gnomoria (pictured)
- Interstellar Marines
- Lost Story: The Last Days of Earth
- Miasmata
- Miner Wars 2081
- Neotokyo
- Octodad: Dadliest Catch
- Perpetuum
- Postal 2 Complete
- Secrets of Grindea
- The Intruder
- The Stanley Parable: HD Remix
- Yogventures!
September 2012:
- Black Mesa
- Cry of Fear
- Dream
- Heroes & Generals
- Kenshi
- McPixel
- No More Room in Hell
- Project Zomboid
- Routine
- Towns
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