Valve to replace Steam Greenlight with Steam Direct

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Provides developers "with a more direct publishing path," starting from spring this year.

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[azrael-]

If Valve wants to take itself more out of the equation it begs the question "Who will handle customer (dis)satisfaction?"

[big_hairy_rob]

... also how will this tackle the huge amount of terrible releases, broken green-light games, or re-badges that presently plague steam ?

[spacein_vader]

... also how will this tackle the huge amount of terrible releases, broken green-light games, or re-badges that presently plague steam ?

I think the submission fee is aimed at reducing the asset flipped unity junk that gets thrown around. As for terrible, that's in the eye of the beholder. As long as a game is functional & the store description is accurate I have no problem with that.

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[Beattie97]

i sometimes feel valve does not really care about the community just look at csgo