The increasing popularity of online gaming distribution channel Steam has attracted Full Tilt, owned by Amaya Gaming, and they've applied for Steam's Greenlight service to bolster FullTilt.net's free play software.
The distribution service allows online gamblers to access a broad range of games from various developers. Users review the games and vote whether or not they should be accepted via the Greenlight system.
For developers interested in Steam, they must submit an application via the Greenlight player-approval system in addition to videos, screen shots and a product pitch, which will be voted on by Steam users.
Overall, the service is quite unique and groundbreaking. For more information about Steam, visit the website here.
Your feedback
Please enter your comment.
Your comment is added.
Comments (1)
OOPaloo
12/15/15, 11:12:25 AM
When I was playing at Full Tilt a few months back I often wondered what the little graphic asking me to vote or support steam--it stood to one side on the screen...
When I was playing at Full Tilt a few months back I often wondered what the little graphic asking me to vote or support steam--it stood to one side on the screen if I remember correctly-- was all about and now I have some idea although the whole issue may have been resolved by now.
Show more
