'Those games and developers that have already gathered huge followings, such as Project Zomboid, are now pretty much going to be guaranteed a place on Steam,' says Mike Rose, editor of .Д«ut, he says, 'if you don't already have a following for your game, then you're probably not going to get anywhere on Greenlight.'Д®ven Waking Mars, with its preexisting following, is having trouble getting attention. The collection is currently the most popular.

Valve allows users to create 'collections,' curated lists that allow reputable sources to make Spotify-style playlists of worthwhile Greenlight games. As of now, there are over 500 games on Greenlight, all jumbled together with few ways of making sense of the chaos. There isn't a way to sort the items in the list by 'most popular' or 'highest rated,' so even if a game gets a lot of initial attention, it could get buried by the avalanche of submitted titles before reaching the necessary number of votes. 'Who has the time and energy to run through every single game and vote for or against them?' Greenlight has a 'discovery problem,' says Randy Smith, creative director of Waking Mars, an 'action-gardening simulator' on the red planet that was a hit on iPad and is now up for consideration on the Steam service.

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