I would like to see, "kerbal space program". I'm surprised that this game isn't already in here, this game is definetly under-exposed.

Also, minecraft.

Pong, perhaps Computer Space. Maybe Breakout.

solitaire

Originalmente postado por diegog5:

I would like to see, "kerbal space program". I'm surprised that this game isn't already in here, this game is definetly under-exposed.

Also, minecraft.

Actually emailed the devs about that, hopefully they're receptive to the idea.

I'd like to see some of LucasArts' older titles coming to Steam, like Grim Fandango.

EDIT: Looking on KSP's forums, it seems the devs already are in contact with Valve, and Kerbal Space Program will be coming to Steam directly, no Greenlight involved!

http://kerbalspaceprogram.com/forum/showthread.php/19052-About-Greenlight

sub rosa. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZQl6TbYi-4

Minecraft probably won't ever be on Steam. Notch said he didn't like the idea of Steam having a monopoly on the PC gaming market, or something like that.

Greenlight isn't about what games we want to see on Steam, especially not mainstream games. It's about giving indie developers our approval of their games.

I'd wish to a see a day where no one is posting game requests here.

Originalmente postado por Lightman:

Greenlight isn't about what games we want to see on Steam, especially not mainstream games. It's about giving indie developers our approval of their games.

Guess what, you can request indie games too.

Originalmente postado por Flotilla:

Originalmente postado por Lightman:

Greenlight isn't about what games we want to see on Steam, especially not mainstream games. It's about giving indie developers our approval of their games.

Guess what, you can request indie games too.

Guess what, that's still not what Greenlight is there for. Go contact them, if you want it here.

Originalmente postado por Flotilla:

Originalmente postado por Lightman:

Greenlight isn't about what games we want to see on Steam, especially not mainstream games. It's about giving indie developers our approval of their games.

Guess what, you can request indie games too.

But not on Greenlight. If you want to suggest it, you'd suggest it to the developers, not the Steam community. Since they're small companies, they'd most likely actually read emails they get and think about it.

Originalmente postado por Lightman:

Originalmente postado por Flotilla:

Originalmente postado por Lightman:

Greenlight isn't about what games we want to see on Steam, especially not mainstream games. It's about giving indie developers our approval of their games.

Guess what, you can request indie games too.

But not on Greenlight. If you want to suggest it, you'd suggest it to the developers, not the Steam community. Since they're small companies, they'd most likely actually read emails they get and think about it.

Did I say on Greenlight? No, this is a thread for games you'd like to SEE on greenlight, not a request thread. I only request games when in direct contact with the developers.

This thread has a place here, and I'd rather have one thread where people can talk about games they want to see on Steam rather than have fifty for one game each.

It's indirectly a request.

Originalmente postado por Flotilla:

Originalmente postado por Lightman:

Originalmente postado por Flotilla:

Originalmente postado por Lightman:

Greenlight isn't about what games we want to see on Steam, especially not mainstream games. It's about giving indie developers our approval of their games.

Guess what, you can request indie games too.

But not on Greenlight. If you want to suggest it, you'd suggest it to the developers, not the Steam community. Since they're small companies, they'd most likely actually read emails they get and think about it.

Did I say on Greenlight? No, this is a thread for games you'd like to SEE on greenlight, not a request thread. I only request games when in direct contact with the developers.

This thread has a place here, and I'd rather have one thread where people can talk about games they want to see on Steam rather than have fifty for one game each.

Let's see what OP says:

"I'd like to see Resident Evil 4, Minecraft (To take advantage of the friend system on Steam), and Need for Speed Most Wanted."

Quite clearly he doesn't realize that the propper games being sumitted to Greenlight are sumbitted by the creators.

Folk Tale looks cool