Jay G.

Steam has just launched Greenlight, which lets developers list their games in the hopes of getting them on Steam. Steam users can then review the games and upvote ones that they'd like to see on Steam. Steam then will add the more popular titles.
http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/browse?appid=765

This is big new for indie developers, which have previously encountered issues with getting Steam to notice their games.

http://www.unepicgame.com/en/index.html
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Jay G.

Greenlight has been massively successful in terms of getting game submissions, perhaps too much so. Having to deal with a large number of joke, pirate, or offensive submissions, Valve has decided to implement a $100 fee (which is donated to the chartiy Child's Play) as a requirement before a developer can post a submission.

Here's an article critical of the $100 fee.
http://penny-arcade.com/report/edito...ary-and-wrong1

mhg83

Lost Marbles

Looks like a neat twist on marble madness.

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