In the latest string of Greenlight approvals for Steam, Valve accepted fan favorites Divekick, Deadly Premonition, and a slew of others.

The complete list is as follows:

• A Hat in Time
• Among the Sleep
• BROFORCE
• Centration
• Chasm
• Darkwood
• Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut
• Divekick
• Operation Black Mesa
• Project Awakened
• Recruits
• Rekoil
• Shelter
• StarMade

Valve covered a wide range of games here, from crowd-backed prospects (Among the Sleep, A Hat in Time), to already released games seeking a bigger home (Rekoil, Operation Black Mesa), to the types of games one wouldn't ordinarily think needed to go down this road (Deadly Premonition).

In case you missed it, Divekick now has a release date, too: August 20. That’s for the $10 version on PlayStation 3 and Vita, which comes with the always welcomed Cross Buy support. I wouldn’t be surprised if the PC version joined that date, too. I could track Dave Lang down in Chicago and ask him? Nah.

I'm sorry guys, but Deadly Premonition is a garbage game. I watched the Endurance Run because of the GB crew - their commentary.

PLEASE DO THESE MORE! I'm too lazy to check greenlight myself.

Dope. Cook serve delicious is still caught in greenlight limbo though. Go vote for that.

I actually really like Deadly Premonition

Your opinions are wrong and morally abhorrent. Be ashamed.

In other news, looks like I'm buying two copies of Divekick.

Definitely excited to own the Director's Cut on PC. Also can't wait to see what the modding community will do for this game.

C'mon man, don't suck such a dick.

Anyway, I don't get this Greenlight thing. Why is it such a big deal to get a game published on Steam? Shouldn't be such a hassle for a completed game to be on steam.

God damn, thats a promising looking list of games !

Cause they don't want total trash on their service. The idea is to let the community figure out what they want. That said a game like divekick shouldn't have been held out for this long.

as I've already sold my PS3 & 360 to be a full-time PC gamer, Deadly Premonition coming to Steam sounds great. I've been dying to actually play it (and not just watch).

Also good for that Dave Lang dude, even though he's an asshole. <jk>

If I remember correctly, then the PC version is real close if not day and date if they got Greenlit by the end of July.

Basically it's now going to be Ramon's nightmare to get that version finished before 20th :D

Broforce is so damn good. I'd recommend going to their site and playing the flash prototype. It's one of the best action platformers that I've played in recent memory.

DAVE LANG DUMP TRUCK BEEP BEEP GOOOOOOOOOOOO!

This. Everyone please do this. Such a fun game.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=100875859

@aquacadet: Why? Divekick doesn't deserve special treatment. It got in once it got the votes.

Yay, now Dave Lang could afford some Portillo's!

Great news! Divekick looks rad, and Deadly Premonition is one of the greatest games ever made!

YES! YES YES YES!

Life is beautiful.

Black Mesa? Isn't that a fan made Half-Life remake? How could they sell that?

monetarily yes

dietarily no

I'm not surprised, but I'm so goddamn glad A Hat in Time made it through Greenlight. That style of game seems all but extinct these days even on Nintendo consoles.

And, of course, I'm super pumped for Divekick. I really like fighting games and the way it distills the entire genre down to it's very core is fascinating to me. I think it's a deceptively brilliant video game that might fly under the radar of a lot of people, but whatever, looks crazy fun to play.

Divekick should be on every platform.

I like how cook, serve, delicious straight up put the Giant Bomb quick look in the video queue for their greenlight page. GB helping sell quality.

Oh that's their reason, for not letting quality titles onto the service, while letting shit like that recent biker game in? Ha ! Ha ! That's the stupidest thing I ever heard.

Definitely happy for Keits and Iron Galaxy. I'm still bummed about Cook Serve Delicious. Let's get it greenlit!

Yet shit like WarZ/Infestation gets past greenlight.

Operation Black Mesa is a different thing, seemingly. A Source remake of Opposing Force.

Huh, that Chasm game looks interesting. I wouldn't mind a new Metroid-style game.

Edit: Goddamn, and it's Kickstarter's already over with barely any of the stretch goals reached. :( You disappoint me, internet.

Good on them.

If they can clean up Deadly Premonition, I might actually pick it up. Last I heard, Director's Cut was a MESS (and not in the charming way, in the hideous framerate/game-stopping glitches way)

Dave Lang is giving me a free PSN copy of DIVEKICK. I will surely buy a steam version as well to support the good cause.

If the publisher of Deadly Premonition never published a game on Steam before, I don't know why they'd deserve any special treatment.

Ditto

FUCK YES.

The best news.

Deadly Premonition mods are going to be pretty crazy you guys.

Can you feel the storm? DIVEKICK!

It also amazes me that Deadly Premonition appear about a month ago on Greenlight and has already been greenlit. It goes to show how absurd that system is.

Weekly update for greenlighted stuff would be awesome!

I was having kind of a crapp-o day, then Dive Kick, Deadly Premonition, and Shelter got greenlit and now I feel at least a little bit better. ;D

@phrosnite: It totally is an underbudget crap game engine, but like a B movie, or the TV series that it owes so much to, that doesn't make it less fun. It's a modern cult classic. If it was anything but what it is, without charm or character, nobody would care. But it now has two progressively improved re-releases, and that just doesn't happen to actual garbage.

@buckybit: Bicycle riding confirmed!!! :D

Great success.

Yep, if that's what steam is trying to do they're too late. They totally blew their credibility to let War Z be sold for money, then when the shit storm came down, let them change the name and keep selling it.

I don't like greenlight. Democracy just doesn't work.

Wait, Infestation is just War Z under a different name? Holy shit, how were they able to get away with that?

Time for some coffee.

Please present me with a table so I can flip and divekick it.

Should be clarified that The War Z wasn't voted through Greenlight, it could be released apparently even without any certification process because the publisher already had a game on Steam (I think it was War Inc., but I don't exactly remember, when they republished War Z as Infestation: Survivor Stories they changed the name of the developer and publisher companies).

The weird thing now is that it seems like some developers that already have games on Steam need to go through Greenlight to get released, which doesn't quite make sense either.

The Deadly Premonition thing has never made sense. It's a major title previously released on 2 major platforms with proven sales and a fanbase. If any game should not need to go through Greenlight it's a game like this.

Still bums me out that Depression Quest never made it through.