Weld together 30-story-tall beasts. Give them shielding, lasers, plasma cannons, and particle beans. Beams. Whatever. Imbue your creations with motion, and then create arenas to house them. And then share it all with the community.

This must mean that the Early Access title, Drunken Robot Pornography has released their Workshop and made it visible for all to see.



Browse around the Workshop for giant robots or new maps and easily add them to your game. The team over at Dejobaan has even put together a handy guide to help you get started with creating your own custom robots.

Now you can create and share new rules, scenarios, and maps for your cities and vehicles. Tweak game values to increase bus capacity, create new objectives, or create entirely new custom city maps. Subscribe to other modifications made and shared by the community to expand your game.

Indie developer Cadenza Interactive has released an update to their latest title Retrovirus, which introduces a brand new editor and mod support, integrated with Steam Workshop.



The mod tools support a wide variety of options, from re-skinning the enemies to completely replacing all of the weapons to building custom maps. Discover Retrovirus mod conversions created by the community or create your own. The developers have put together a wiki to help get started with their tools.

The Retrovirus Workshop launches with a handful of items posted by the developers to get things started and show some basic modifications to the game. And if you buy the game before June 10th, you can save 50% off the regular price.

The Workshop for Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter (I'm going to call it SSHD:TSE for short. Catchy, right?) has been operational for a while now with fans creating content ranging from new maps to player models, weapons, and new enemies. As of today, the SSHD:TSE Workshop is fully visible to all and waiting to make your game even more awesome.



There are over 45 Workshop items available with more to come. Plus, the game is a whopping 75% off today, so there really is little reason to not get the game and join the HD chaos right now.

Interested in modding the game yourself? Croteam has put together a handy wiki with information on modding and uploading to the Steam Workshop.

The developers at Introversion Software have released a major update to their Early Access game, Prison Architect today, adding support for Linux as well as integration with the Steam Workshop. Also, riots.



The developers explained that they've seen some incredible prisons created by the community--configurations that they never would have considered. To let fans easily try out each others' crazy experiments in the world of correctional facility management, the game now supports sharing your prison creations through the Steam Workshop.

From the main menu in game you can access the workshop integration, and from there you can publish your prison, or play other peoples prisons at the click of a button. Subscribe to a prison, and from then on it will show up in your game list as a playable prison. If the original author updates his prison you will get those updates automatically via steam workshop.

To get started, there are four really complex prisons put together by the guys over at Introversion. So, go ahead and check them out, and then publish your creations. We're all really excited to see what you all come up with.

If you haven't bought a copy of the game, you can buy it now for 10% off when you buy before June 6th.