A total of 10 more games have been approved for Steam via the Greenlight process. The games that made the cut have been building up an audience and fanbase over the past several weeks/months and it's resulted in being rewarded with the promise of Steam support. For games like Akaneiro it'll help with the final push on Kickstarter and for games like MaK it'll help establish a good running start when it officially launches.
I'm truly excited for MaK because it's such a cool looking game with a great concept on the emergent, world-building genre. It's the sort of game I could also see on home consoles one day. But enough gloating about indie games and their possible success, let's go over the top 10 games that have been Greenlit for Steam.
Akaneiro: Demon Hunters
Asylum
DLC Quest
Eador. Masters of the Broken World
La-Mulana
Leisure Suit Larry
MaK
The Age of Decadence
Unepic
War For The Overworld
Leisure Suit Larry kind of speaks for itself, but I'm glad DLC Quest made the cut, along with La-Mulana, which is a sort of platforming-RPG similar to Indiana Jones.
I'm saddened that Edge of Space still hasn't made the cut yet, but hopefully they'll make the next round of approved titles as future updates roll out and the game receives a bit more polish.
You can check out more games that are seeking some voting approval by visiting the Official Steam Greenlight Page.
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