Valve is putting an end to its Steam Greenlight program later this year. In its place, Valve is introducing a new service called Steam Direct.
Steam Direct is "a new direct sign-up system for developers" seeking to put games on Steam. A new application fee required for submission of new content will "decrease the noise in the submission pipeline," according to Valve. A common complaint against Steam Greenlight is a lack of quality control in games available on the service.
Currently Valve is working with developers to come up with an appropriate fee, with responses coming back as low as $100 per game to as high as $5000.
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Steam Direct is "a new direct sign-up system for developers" seeking to put games on Steam. A new application fee required for submission of new content will "decrease the noise in the submission pipeline," according to Valve. A common complaint against Steam Greenlight is a lack of quality control in games available on the service.
Currently Valve is working with developers to come up with an appropriate fee, with responses coming back as low as $100 per game to as high as $5000.
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