Author Topic: 2012/09/12 - Steam Greenlight  (Read 428148 times)

All the Blockland = Minecraft people make my head spin, it's obviously a different system :S With that said, I give my full support, there's plenty of creative-minded people in the Steam community (some having come from Blockland from Steam before, or vice versa) so getting the game actually greenlit is definately a good move.

My only minor complaint is two of your chosen trailers, while they showed off the power of the game well, were still the Interiors and Terrain version of the game, and may mislead a few people :P

So how does profit work for Indie devs?
Does the money from sales ALL go to the dev or does a tiny bit of it go to valve?



I'm just wondering whether displaying Blockland on Greenlight has increased the buying rate? Lol

Shark/boat screenshot is good.  We need screenshots that imply gameplay, which is harder to capture than just something cool looking.
Deadfall07's old videos of his playtime on Jorgur's Dogfight would work well, but that features terrain. Possibly a video of Bushido's custom built maps.

I think Badspot needs to add a bit more to the bullet point description like how you can create TDMs.

I think Badspot needs to add a bit more to the bullet point description like how you can create TDMs.
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Is there a time limit for how long Blockland can stay up on GreenLight?

Is there a time limit for how long Blockland can stay up on GreenLight?

If you had read the topic then you would know that there is no time limit.

mfw garbage like mcpixel gets greenlit and blockland is still 1%

mfw garbage like mcpixel gets greenlit and blockland is still 1%
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You need to include a picture of a face if you are going to say "My face when".

mfw garbage like mcpixel gets greenlit and blockland is still 1%
McPixel was added to greenlight 3 weeks ago.
Blockland was added to greenlight 40 hours ago.

McPixel also didn't make it to 100%.

not sure if it's a good idea to have a video of the bedroom, slopes and kitchen and such.


I highly doubt having such management as Steam Workshop is 'free' as getting the game up. You probably need to pay something for them to run that for you.