Next round of Steam Greenlight titles drop November 30th

Valve has revealed it is targeting to announce the next set of Steam titles to earn "greenlit" status from its community-powered submission program on November 30. Since it was first announced, Steam Greenlight has navigated a bumpy road, most recently leading to the addition of a "concepts" category to help developers generate a following for their titles.

The next wave for Greenlight will bring with it at least ten new offerings, the company says.

At least five of those ten will also include the program's first Software (meaning non-game) graduates, a category that Valve added to Greenlight earlier this month. Valve says all of the titles chosen will be offered worldwide distribution agreements, so presuming everyone agrees, you'll be able to buy them right off of Steam no matter where you lay your head.

Can someone explain this in layman's terms? Also, please provide a link to whatever news article you used.

Steam Greenlight gives the indie-indie developers a chance to get there own game on steam

steam users then can vote for there favs and it will make it onto the store

Ah gotcha.

I really like this greenlight feature, it gives amateur indie companies a chance to shine and allows the community to speak aswell.

Most of the games featured are just small projects made by individuals, you can even submit your own game.

It gives people great feedback, a small income (if chosen) experience and some exposure it's helping the industry... and lets not forget indie games a bursting with creativity so there is fun to be had.

Shouldn't this be in the Steam section?