Steam says goodbye to Steam Greenlight and hello to Steam Direct!
SourcePopularity contest. Scroll through the greenlight page, then pick from I'd like to see this game or I'd like to see it but etc. Pretty much if they get a certain amount of popularity they'll get on the store. IIRCHow did Greenlight work?
Well if that means more weeaboo games I'm all for it.Popularity contest. Scroll through the greenlight page, then pick from I'd like to see this game or I'd like to see it but etc. Pretty much if they get a certain amount of popularity they'll get on the store. IIRC
Honestly I'll play probably anything you throw at me and enjoy it. I'm quite easy to please haha.
Well now, all they gotta do is pay $100 and bam.Well if that means more weeaboo games I'm all for it.
idk, some worthless games can be really good...im not complaining by moreOh happy day!!! still going to flood the market with games that are not even worth the space they take up.
It's not about not wanting other people to play games that they themselves don't like. It's a lack of quality control. I don't want people to buy a game and find out that it's a piece of garbage (though that isn't as big of a problem with Steam's relatively recent refund policy). At least with Greenlight there's the illusion of the game being good because it was "popular."I'll never understand people who say other people can't buy a game that the first person doesn't like.
Oh happy day!!! still going to flood the market with games that are not even worth the space they take up.
Oh happy day!!! still going to flood the market with games that are not even worth the space they take up.
Valve says the Greenlight program was successful, and gave various metrics explaining the success.Out of the million indie games that Steam published on Greenlight, only 1 or 2 made it enough to be popular..