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Ten new games and two new pieces of software were officially Greenlit for Steam distribution today, bringing the total number of greenlit titles to 76. The ten new games are:
On the software side we have Black Ink and Driver Fusion. Black Ink is another piece of drawing software and Driver Fusion is unsurprisingly a driver management application. Hopefully we'll see some of these games get a speedy release so people can get their hands on them through Steam.
- Anodyne – A 2D action adventure game clearly inspired by The Legend of Zelda series.
- Distance – A racing game with Tron-ish visuals.
- Evoland – A game that appears to have both RPG and action adventure gameplay and an evolving visual style that goes from Gameboy like monochrome all the way up to fully 3D graphics.
- Huntsman: The Orphanage – Previously Slenderman: The Orphanage is a first person survival horror game in, well, an orphanage where the player explores using their flashlight and mobile phone camera.
- Kingdom Rush – A fantasy themed tower defence game with a cartoony artstyle.
- Legends of Dawn – A 3D open world fantasy RPG that promises no loading screens.
- Organ Trail: Director's Cut – A satire of the classic Oregon Trail game and one of the first games submitted to Greenlight when the service was launched.
- Receiver – An experimental game based around realistically handling a gun. Bullets must be loaded into the magazine before reloading the gun and the slide, hammer and safety can all be independently manipulated by the player.
- Surgeon Simulator 2013 – A lighthearted take on open chest surgery where the player gets to control a hand with the mouse and each individual finger with the keyboard. My flatmate has been playing the demo/free version on Kongregate constantly.
- War Thunder – A WWII based dogfighting MMO.
On the software side we have Black Ink and Driver Fusion. Black Ink is another piece of drawing software and Driver Fusion is unsurprisingly a driver management application. Hopefully we'll see some of these games get a speedy release so people can get their hands on them through Steam.
