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Most of them should not be in the EA section of the store, so to answer your question: "Yes, quite a lot."
But it's way to bothersome way to check imo. So I went to Early access to find that 89 games are listed in that section. Now to cross reference those..
In the first 30 games on Early Access only 10 of those are Greenlight games. Reducing the potential max number of games that COULD be both greenlight and early access to 69 (89 - 20=69).
149 divided by 2 is 74.5
69 is less than 74. ergo irrefutably less than half of the games going through greenlight that has been released are in Early Access. Emperically proven that it is not "most" games as you claim.
Now it is in all likelyhood even less than 69 games that crossover from Greenlight and Early Access but I'm far too lazy to acctually check each and every one when I have given pretty darn conclusive evidence that you are exaggerating and hyperboling.
but thanks for the correction.
Of course I'd speculate that the lack of development and improvement of the current client to have such features may be due to these features being added to a new client being worked on in secret perhaps one which will be released along side SteamOS, but I'm sure that's mostly just wishful thinking ;).
I also wouldn't mind seeing games closer to release given a slight preference for being greenlit over those still early in development, although usually when the stakes are this high any kind of preferential treatment is often exploited.
That is what I meant by cross referencing them.
Would you be more inclined to trust my research if I listed all those thirty titles by name and if they are greenlight games or not?
01: 7 days to die (Greenlight title)
02: WasteLands 2
03: 8bit MMO (Greenlight title)
04: Pixel Piracy *
05: Dungeon Of the Endless
06: Rust
07: Fortresscraft Evolved
08: Entropy (a completley different game from the one listed in greenlight)
09: Particulars (Greenlight title)
10: Supreme Ruler 1936
11: Star Lords
12: NEO Scavanger (Greenlight title)
13: Starbound
14: Maia
15: Talisman Digital edition (Greenlight title)
16: Forgequest *
17: Craft the world *
18: Coin Crypt
19: Kingdoms Rise *
20: The mighty quest for epic loot
21: Hive
22: The age of Decadence (Greenlight title)
23: Vox (Greenlight title)
24: MouseCraft (Greenlight title) (could have sworn it wasn't)
25: Wrack (Greenlight title)
26: Project Zomboid (Greenlight title)
27: Assetta Corsa (Greenlight title)
28: Blackguards
29: Grim Dawn
30: Epigenesis.
* = The game is In Greenlight, but not in the released section for some reason. Therefor it was excluded in my initial research.
Ok this is weird... there appears to be a bunch of unreleased greenlight games using early access...
Anyway there are 11 Greenlight Released titles (15 if you include the unreleased greenlight titles that for some reason are there anyway) in the first 30 Early Access titles.
Which technically muddles my point unless I find one more nongreenlight title in the remaining 59 titles :p But you get my point anyway right?
31: Nether.
There! Atleast 75 (or is it 76?) of the titles in the Released section of Greenlight is not in Early Access. More than half.
Edit: bah im tired. with the 4 games nto being in the released section it's 80 games with Nether
89-20=69 149-69=80
89 potential greenlight (released) games in EA
minus 20 proven not to be (released) Greenlight games leaves 69 potential.
149 minus the potential 69 means a majority of 80 (released greenlight games) are not Early access games.
What to do about the unreleased greenlight games in EA I have no clue about. and too tired to figure out now.