Admission Quest: Valve Greenlights 50 More Games
Depression Quest! Tangiers! Whale drilling (but not like that)!
Every day, approximately 43 billion new indie games spring into existence from mysterious ethers far outside the realm of human comprehension. We approach these portals into The Beyond with great apprehension, then we scuttle away with our bounty, arms and hearts full of excitement and terror. We call this process "game development," and it will probably bring about the end of the world. Until then, though, someone needs to curate these things, so Valve blasts new finds with its organizational death laser, Steam Greenlight. Yep, that's exactly how it all works and this is not just me filling space because I've written far too many Greenlight posts at all. Anyway, standouts: powerful Twine darling Depression Quest, surrealist Thief usurper Tangiers, and sidescrolling epic Treasure Adventure World.
- AIDA64 Extreme
- Anarchy Arcade
- Astral Terra
- Astrobase Command
- Black Fire
- Bliss
- Breach & Clear
- Bullet Bros
- Crying is not Enough
- Dark Horizons: Mechanized Assault Vehicle
- Depression Quest
- DOLLHOUSE: ROOM 1313
- Earth: Year 2066
- Ethan: Meteor Hunter
- EVGA Precision X
- Farm for your Life
- FPS Creator Reloaded
- From The Depths
- Hand of Fate
- Helicopter Simulator: Search and Rescue
- Highland Wars
- Interplanetary
- KILL THEM ALL
- Ku: Shroud of the Morrigan
- Lambda Wars
- Last Dream
- Lili
- MANOS: The Hands of Fate
- Marvin’s Mittens
- nKPro Racing
- One Way Heroics
- Paranormal State: Poison Spring
- Photo Blend 3D
- Procyon
- Reallusion CrazyTalk7
- Shadowgate
- Spark Rising
- Spate
- Steam Squad
- Subject 9
- Tangiers
- The 7th Guest 3: The Collector
- The Memory of Eldurîm
- The Note
- The Repopulation
- The Town Of Light
- Treasure Adventure World
- Windforge
- X-Plane 10
- XAM
So there you go: 50 games. And hey, Windforge made it. That's the one about mining sky whales because... yeah! Which games of this batch catch your eye?
