Steam Now Has 30 Greenlit Games

Steam Greenlight, a mechanism by which community members can vote on the kinds of games they want to see on the service, recently approved several new games that the community showed a bounty of support for. While that doesn’t mean the games are available on Steam now, the developers can move onto the next step, which is to send Valve a build of the game and start a relationship with the popular developer.

Here’s the full list of 30 greenlit titles, with the most recently approved games at the top:

• The Stanley Parable
• Black Mesa
• Interstellar Marines
• Blockscape
• Heroes & Generals
• Lost Story: The Last Days of Earth
• Cry of Fear
• Postal 2 Complete
• Folk Tale
• Routine
• Yogventures!
• Miner Wars 2081
• Kenshi
• NEOTOKYO
• Gnomoria
• Towns
• Fly’n
• Afterfall Insanity
• Perpetuum
• Contrast
• No More Room in Hell
• Project Zomboid
• Secrets of Grindea
• Miasmata
• Octodad: Deadliest Catch
• The Intruder
• Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams
• AirBuccaneers
• Dream
• Forge

I’d like to give a special shout out to Black Mesa, which is a fantastic remake of Half-Life.