Steam is shut down the heavily debated Greenlight program, as it prepares to launch its successor as early as next week.

Half-Life 2: VR wants to inject the original game with some modern technology, and is seeking support to bring the mod to HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.

Steam Greenlight, once the beacon of hope for independant development on Steam, has been dying for sometime. And now Valve is ready to finally replace it.

An absurd number of games were released on Steam this year, showing just how far Valve has backed away from curating their platform.

Locally produced System Crash has been greenlit on Steam. Here's what it's all about...

Airscape: The Fall of Gravity is an action platformer in which you take on the role of an octopus moving through a crazy alien world trying to save your fellow sea critters from an unknown evil.

Steam Greenlight needs better ways of vetting content. A game that has you killing homosexuals and transgenders has found its way to the service. And that's not okay.

Other than needing to hug snowmen, you might feel compelled to throw money at some deserving indies.