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32 New Titles Get The Steam Greenlight
Steam and its Greenlight program have given the thumbs up to 32 new games. You can check out the full list below, as well as details on each game by heading to the official Steam Greenlight website.
- A-Train9
- AdventurOS
- Age of Wushu
- CABAL Online
- Claire
- Comicado
- Crystal Kingdom
- Death Road to Canada
- Dysis
- E.T. Armies
- Eldritch
- Fantasy Grounds Virtual RPG Tabletop
- Fibrillation
- Haunted
- Hyper Light Drifter
- Iron Soul
- Lost Sector Online
- McDROID
- Mosaic - Tiling Window Manager
- MouseCraft
- Nihilumbra
- No Heroes
- Of Guards and Thieves
- PULSAR: Lost Colony
- Race the Sun
- The Sandbox
- Shade 3D Basic
- Skyscraper Simulator
- Slenderman's Shadow
- Vox
- Wildfire Worlds
- Zombies.
[Source: Steam Greenlight]
Our Take
This list is quite a bit longer than previous Greenlight lists, which implies that the program is going well. I don't think Valve and Steam would be interested in green lighting more titles if they were weren't happy with the ones that already have been.
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