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Valve Greenlights 100 New Titles

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Valve says it’s time to stress-test its developer tools and systems, so it’s given the greenlight to a whopping 100 new titles on Steam.

Until now, Valve has handed out Steam Greenlights in small batches – a few here, a dozen there, that sort of thing. But today that’s all out the window. Today, it gave the Greenlight to 100 new titles, all at once.

“This latest milestone is both a celebration of the progress we’ve made behind the scenes and a stress test of our systems,” Valve said in the announcement. “Future batches are not likely to be as large, but if everything goes smoothly we should be able to continue increasing the throughput of games from Greenlight to the Steam store.”

And now, the list:

  • 1953 – KGB Unlimited
  • 8BitMMO
  • A Walk in the Dark
  • Against the Wall
  • Armikrog
  • Artemis Spaceship Bridge Simulator
  • Automation: The Car Company Tycoon Game
  • Battle Nations
  • Black Annex
  • Blockland
  • Bloody Trapland
  • Bridge Constructor
  • Bridge It
  • Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils
  • Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land
  • Chroma Squad
  • City Car Driving
  • Constant C
  • Cook, Serve, Delicious!
  • Craft the World
  • Crayola Art Studio
  • Croixleur
  • C-Wars: Roguelike Pixel Art PC Game
  • Damned: A Randomized Online Competitive/Cooperative Horror Game
  • Darkout
  • Dead Cyborg
  • Delver
  • Delver’s Drop
  • Depth Hunter
  • Dino Run SE
  • Dominions 3: The Awakening
  • Doorways
  • Draw a Stickman: EPIC
  • Dungeon Dashers
  • Dysfunctional Systems: Learning to Manage Chaos
  • Eleusis
  • Escape Goat
  • Exoplanet: First Contact
  • Flightless
  • FORCED
  • Forge Quest
  • Freedom Planet
  • Galactic Arms Race
  • Gravi
  • Gray Matter
  • Guise of the Wolf
  • Hoodwink
  • Iesabel
  • InFlux
  • Kainy
  • Kingdoms Rise
  • Knock-Knock
  • Knytt Underground
  • Legend of Iya
  • Legend of the Knightwasher
  • Legends of Aethereus
  • Megabyte Punch
  • Melody’s Escape
  • Mortal Online: The Awakening
  • MovieWriterPro
  • Multimedia Fusion 2
  • Mutant Mudds
  • NEO Scavenger
  • NEStalgia
  • Omegalodon
  • Oniken
  • Paranautical Activity
  • Poker Smash
  • POOL NATION Featuring Box of Tricks
  • Project Black Sun
  • ProjectNimbus
  • Rawbots
  • Ray’s the Dead – Create and Control Your Own Zombie Army!
  • Rebirth
  • Reprisal
  • Risk of Rain
  • Road Redemption
  • RUNNING WITH RIFLES
  • Salvation Prophecy: A Military Space Epic
  • Shadow of the Eternals
  • Shantae: Risky’s Revenge
  • Signal Ops
  • Signs of Life
  • Silent Storm
  • Son of Nor
  • Songs2See Ultimate
  • Soul Saga
  • Super Amazing Wagon Adventure
  • Survive
  • sZone-Online
  • Talisman Digital Edition
  • Teslagrad
  • The Cat Lady
  • The Impossible Game
  • The Last Phoenix
  • The Plan
  • Toribash
  • Underrail
  • WARMACHINE: Tactics
  • Zafehouse: Diaries

Whew! That’s a lot of stuff. I recognize a few of the names in the list, like Escape Goat, The Plan and A Walk in the Dark – good games all – while some of the others barely qualify even as just working titles. But the important thing is that if this massive wave of green lights doesn’t bring the system to its knees, we should see a lot more quality stuff appearing on Steam in the future. That’s good news for indie game devs, and good for gamers, too.

Source: Steam

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