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Valve has approved a new batch of games and software through its Steam Greenlight program, among which is cult hit Deadly Premonition.
The Director’s Cut edition of the psychological horror game may have set a record for shortest period as a Greenlight candidate, with the game kicking-off its campaign for votes just last week.
Other notables include two-button fighting game Divekick and popular Half-Life 2 mod turned full release Operation Black Mesa.
All in all a total of 14 games and a pair of software titles made it as part of the latest round approvals (as has been the standard, these will arrive when the developers have them ready to launch):
Games
- A Hat in Time
- Among the Sleep
- Broforce
- Centration
- Chasm
- Darkwood
- Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut
- Divekick
- Operation Black Mesa
- Project Awakened
- Recruits
- Rekoil
- Shelter
- StarMade
Software
- Dexster Audio Editor
- GraphicEditor openCanvas
