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Steam decided to get rid of steam greenlight and instead replace it with Steam Direct, making it near impossible for indie developers to submit games to steam. Sign this petition for them to reverse this transition.
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I am signing this because I wanted to make my game and found out greenlight is gone and as aindie dev in the UK the Steam Direct is useless to me and I want my game to be recognised and my fellow independent devs to get a chance to upload their game!
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
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Steam decided to get rid of steam greenlight and instead replace it with Steam Direct, making it near impossible for indie developers to submit games to steam. Sign this petition for them to reverse this transition.
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I want steam greenlight to come back to allow the community to decide what games they want to see. This gets the useless junk off of steam and lets us have our say on what we want to see. It is also good feedback for developers. Indies need a chance to get recognised. Without steam greenlight, it takes away the basis to create a following and build a community. I wouldn't even mind if there was both
I am signing this because I wanted to make my game and found out greenlight is gone and as aindie dev in the UK the Steam Direct is useless to me and I want my game to be recognised and my fellow independent devs to get a chance to upload their game!
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I want steam greenlight to come back to allow the community to decide what games they want to see. This gets the useless junk off of steam and lets us have our say on what we want to see. It is also good feedback for developers. Indies need a chance to get recognised. Without steam greenlight, it takes away the basis to create a following and build a community. I wouldn't even mind if there was both