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Well that was a lot of time spent procrastinating. I can confirm that there is very little good on there! Out of the 965 games I have voted for 16 including 3 mods because I thought "they're mods, why not? I won't be paying for them anyway". Four Five of the games I voted for have already been released too so now I have to buy them I guess. Shit.
Now for Rim-Fire's guide to the games on Greenlight (or have already been Greenlit) worth looking at.
I also downvoted and favourited this one game called Anodyne which is a clear Zelda-clone (and admits it in its title). I wouldn't have high hopes for it actually making it on Steam and I'm dubious of its quality but I favourited it to keep an eye on it.
Now for Rim-Fire's guide to the games on Greenlight (or have already been Greenlit) worth looking at.
- Contrast (Greenlit) - A 3D/2D platformer where you can become a shadow on the wall of a 3D space and use other shadows as platforms.
- Routine (Greenlit) - Space survival horror. Not too much info on this. I'll be honest, I upvoted this one largely because of the words "space survival horror" and the fact that it looks gorgeous.
- Dream (Greenlit) - 3D exploration game. Again looks gorgeous.
- McPixel (Released) - Cross between WarioWare and an adventure game.
- Minor Wars 2081 (Released) - Modern day Decent basically.
- Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams (Released) - Sequel to a Mario rip-off though it doesn't look much like Mario now. 2.5D platformer where you can swap between two characters with different special abilities.
- Miasmata (Released) - 3D survival/adventure game. You're a scientist with a disease searching an island to try and create a cure while being stalked by some sort of creature.
- Fly'n (Released) - A very fancy looking 2D platformer.
- Chuck's Challenge 3D - The sequel to Chip's Challenge. The sequel to Chip's Challenge. The ****ing sequel to Chip's Challenge.
- Doctor Who: The Gunpowder Plot - To be honest I just voted for it because I like Doctor Who. It's really supposed to be that good, unsurprisingly, though I do think the actual actors from the show feature.
- BitRim - Being made by StardogChampion
- No Time To Explain - I thought the flash game was good and a had a lot of potential for expansion.
- Ku: Shroud of the Morrigan - It's Irish.
- Parallax - Looks like it could either be a good first person puzzler or a complete headache.
I also downvoted and favourited this one game called Anodyne which is a clear Zelda-clone (and admits it in its title). I wouldn't have high hopes for it actually making it on Steam and I'm dubious of its quality but I favourited it to keep an eye on it.