Valve usher through 100 Steam Greenlight games all at once, as if it's nothing

[Grasp]

TowerClimb finally! The game is fantastic.

[PrivRyan]

[QUOTE=TacticalBacon;43087819][url]http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=93045793[/url]

Go Go Nippon actually got greenlit....wow. Did not see that coming.[/QUOTE]

yessssssssss

[misguided]

[QUOTE=J!NX;43096905][url]http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/day-one-garrys-incident[/url]

[url]http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/day-one-garrys-incident[/url]

if this garbage can get greenlit then god knows what else where. it's nothing more than a scam.

[B]there needs[/B] to be standards.

if a game has a lot of a attention, both good and bad attention will come to it. Just because it's famous, even if it's hated, a game can be added to greenlight. Even if it's the shittiest minecraft / day z clone or another day one.

reviews alone won't help. People will buy this and a scammer will get money, and since you can't refund games, that's 20$ down the shitter.[/QUOTE]

It seems more like a bad game than a scam to me. Shovelware like that has existed since the dawn of games; I mean, I guess a QA testing requirement after something's been greenlit is sensible, but a downvote function sounds overkill.

For that matter, if they were willing to waste $20 without looking at any reviews or anything in the first place it's kind of their own fault.

[KennyAwsum]

To be honest, i do see a few good ones out there.
I dunno if anyone has played Wazhack on the Mobile but its a ton of fun.

[Ilwrath]

Well hey, at least The Stomping Land got greenlit as well, and that game looks awesome as hell.

[Spectre1406]

The Girl and The Robot? They're Greenlighting songs now?

[PsychoOrgasmo]

They greenlit one of my favorite Android games:

[url]http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=92569681[/url]

Wonder how that'll work out.

[Curls]

[QUOTE=1STrandomman;43097770]It seems more like a bad game than a scam to me. Shovelware like that has existed since the dawn of games; I mean, I guess a QA testing requirement after something's been greenlit is sensible, but a downvote function sounds overkill.

For that matter, if they were willing to waste $20 without looking at any reviews or anything in the first place it's kind of their own fault.[/QUOTE]

and this is why only a fool wouldn't scroll down to see the new reviews steam has

steam reviews are such a god send. I absolutely cannot stress how happy it makes to to finally just have reviews.

thankfully, this shit doesn't plague the pages. One thing I know would be nice would be the ability to remove greenlit games. If a game is truly broken and unplayable at release it should not be on steam.

[Eila]

CDF: Ghostship caught my eye, if it turns out well it could be a pretty good game to play with friends.

[c👌de_g🎷]

All those games are probably still better than Half-Life: Before.