7 more titles greenlit on steam for linux

By Liam Dawe - 25 July 2013 at 7:06 am UTC

The next set of titles has been Greenlit on Steam, 16 titles in total, 2 applications and 14 games, 7 of the games will support Linux! Not bad!

The titles to support us are:

This is probably one of the best sets for Linux to be Greenlit so far in my personal preference, highly excited for Among The Sleep and Darkwood! Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

Tags: Indie Game, Steam, Upcoming

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tiger Jul 25, 2013

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great news

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Lord Avallon Jul 25, 2013

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Whatan awesome set! Among the Sleep was one of the games I was expecting more and this BROFORCE is excellent, very funny, all the others are great too, nice additions to our list!

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DrMcCoy Jul 25, 2013

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Yes, also very excited about Among The Sleep and Darkwood! :)

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GrueMaster Jul 25, 2013

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Black Mesa! AWESOME!!!!!

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