The aptly named miniature car racing game, Mini Motor Racing EVO, released on Steam today, bringing with it a slick track editor and tight integration with Steam Workshop.



Build your dream track with the in-game track editor, then share it with the world using Steam Workshop. Or, browse around and subscribe to tracks made by other users, and up-vote your favorites.

The Mini Motor Racing Workshop launches with over 50 new tracks already created and undoubtedly hundreds more coming shortly as customers get their hands on the track editor. The developers have even put together a guide on their website to help new users get started with the track editor and publishing process.

Buy the game on Steam before May 8th and save 20%.

The classic strategy game, Age of Empires II has been reimagined in high definition by Hidden Path Entertainment, and integrated with Steam Workshop along the way.


The Age of Empires II Workshop first launched last week, when the game became available to customers that pre-purchased. Already, hundreds of new maps and custom campaigns have been posted. We've also seen new sounds, music, reworked textures, and a bunch more.

You can create your own custom campaigns and post to the Workshop directly from the map editor. It looks like a number of fans have already created various Steam Guides to aid in getting started.
Age of Empires II HD is now available via Steam, including an astonishing 216 Achievements.

Create your own fully destructible Demolition, Inc. levels with the new easy to use editor that was just added to the game. Challenge your friends to beat your high scores on your own maps or just enjoy leveling cities with crazy chain reactions. Create, play, and share your levels with the community easily through the Demolition, Inc. Workshop.

The Workshop launches with a handy Steam Guide to help get started with the new editor and publishing to the Workshop.

If you haven't already tried out the game, buy it today and enjoy hours of destructive fun.

We’ve just released an update to Steam Workshop to change how the search function works. Previously, it would sort search results by the filter you had selected on the right-hand side of the page (Most Popular, Top Rated, Most Recent). This was originally done to allow you to find, say the top-rated Skyrim mod that involves “dragons”. Turns out this didn’t really meet everyone’s expectations for how Search should work.

So, now search will return results sorted by relevancy of the term you searched for. So if you search for an exact name, you should see that first. If you search for a generic term like “Dragon” you will get results that weight it based on how the term “Dragon” appears in each item (in title, in description, etc.)

That's right! The SFM Team has added Steam Workshop support to the SFM. Now you can share your models with other filmmakers, rate the work of others, or pick out just the right music for your film. Easily find, subscribe, and download new models and sounds, or create your own and share them with the community.

Models and sounds will be the first asset types the SFM Workshop supports. Model sharing has been one of the most-requested features to date, and the SFM team wanted to ensure that the filmmaking community has a single destination for all models compatible with the SFM. Similarly, the SFM community has made it clear that including dialog would allow filmmakers even greater flexibility in their storytelling.

The SFM Workshop has launched with an assortment of official models and sounds originally from the Half-Life universe.

So go see what's in the SFM Workshop! There's a detailed wiki to help in creating, publishing, or subscribing to Workshop content. Also, be sure to check out the discussion forum, where you might find like-minded collaborators eager to help create the models and sounds for your opus!

As always, don't publish other people's work or anything that others would consider offensive.