Steam is transmuting to indie shop....

u wot

yes....cause its so hard to find games like Bio shock or assassins creed right?

Uh, Steam has pretty much every significant "non-indie" game that gets released, except for those from Blizzard and EA. What other AAA games do you want them to have?

Steam has plenty of AAA games.

Edit: But you don't see AAA games on Steamgifts very often.

I wish I could find AAA games on stea.... Wait, I can!

I think he means most of the sales are indie games.

Steam has every AAA game except those from EA & Blizzard. As for the sales, it's up to the publishers to decide.

I understand the topic title... but does anyone understand at all what he is trying to say with the posting content?

Maybe he meant that indie games becoming more and more, and now the amount of indie higher than AAA titles? Yes, it's "crowded", but is it bad?

The library of Steam games is ending? As in, it's mostly not made by Valve? Or...?

There are far more indie releases than AAA releases in a given year

Valve as taken a huge step with stemOS, and they know that one of their future targets will be people with "indie machines". Basicly they are/will be a steam box based on a very low cost pc just to run most indie games from steam, other linux indies and emulators.

So don't be surprised if some day you see a new and much improved section of indie games on steam. Don't forget that steamOS will be the easyest way to get your indie game into both the console and the pc worlds throught greelight.

Write my words ;)

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By now you must have already realized that i am much more into indies than aaa games and that i love the idea of a "indie machine" that is a tablet, linux pc, and steam box connect to a tv. :D

If we do the math, we can see that 3 of the 12 games in the daily deal are indie games. That is way more than half so you're right!

EDIT: Oops, I meant 2 of the 9 games are indie games...that's even more than over half!!!!

Should we repent?

Does it need to be AAA shop? They already have their own exclusives. Let's talk about Battlefield 4 on Origin, or Splinter Cell on Uplay.

Or Heartstone on Blizzard's Battle net?

That's the spirit. Indie games beats most AAA games in innovation.

I dont support indie devs anymore. 1000 indie games are on steam right now . 900 of them are shit of shit.

Yeah, now there are tons of indie crap. But that's good for poor schoolboys and low-end PC owners - they are compelled to play in that stuff :D

It's not the "liabriary"'s fault. You just need to look harder for books.

Games is games.

Well it's not ending per say. More like slowing down. Before steam greenlight, we got fully finished products which were mostly from AAA Publishers. Now we have more unfinished games (early access) getting released than complete ones. But you have to take into consideration that the big AAA games are usually published at certain times of the year (March, October/November). So you will see them at those times, can't say they will beat the indie games by number but it's not ending as you put it.

lol k

Today is even worse! I mean 3 of the 9 games are considered "indie" games. That's way more games than AAAAAA titles. And to make matters worse, they are extremely despised by the critics and community. I mean Dust couldn't even get over an 85 and Two Brothers has a terrible 90 and hardly any game of the year awards. I hope Steam realizes their error and corrects it because I would much rather see games like SimCity 4 for the 8th time and Deadpool on sale. Listen to OP, he is on to something!

More often than not, I feel like SG is a joke. This is one of those times.