Game Dev Tycoon among batch of six new Greenlight titles

Six more games have been approved by Valve's esoteric Greenlight service for eventual release through the premiere PC distribution platform.

Game Dev Tycoon's inclusion is pretty interesting; developers have complained that it's very difficult to build the kind of momentum needed to catch Valve's attention - a system which has never been fully explained, by the way - but the business sim went viral after calling out pirates in a pretty sneaky way. The promotion drew as much criticism as praise, and the game itself has been called out for its similarities to Kairosoft's Game Dev Story.

The newly greenlit titles were announced in a Steam community post.

Here's the full list of titles which made the cut this round, complete with official descriptions, which in at leats one instance can be best dewcribed as "jibberish".

• Bleed - White Devil
  Bleed is an action-platformer focused on stylish, acrobatic dodging and fluid, challenging gameplay. Wryn wants to be the ultimate videogame hero, but the Greatest Heroes of All Time have already been chosen.
• Game Dev Tycoon - Greenheart Games
  Game Dev Tycoon Start your own game development company and replay the history of gaming in this business simulation game. Start your business in a garage in the 80s.
• The Legend - AustinHand
  Story "The Legend" is here to leave you afraid of the dark for the entirety of your life. We plan to concept the _- into a more mysterious (but-even-more dangerous) figure.
• Legends of Eisenwald - Aterdux Entertainment
  A unique mix of RPG and strategy set in a realistic medieval world, Legends of Eisenwald combines dynamic campaigns with fast-paced, yet strategic, turn-based combat.
• Riot - The Leonard
  As the economical crisis advances, the discontent of an entire population cannot help but outburst in Riots , where the sounds of many voices get heard at once.
• Stardew Valley - ConcernedApe
  Stardew Valley is an open-ended country-life RPG with support for up to 4-player co-op! It's up to you to choose your path.

Thanks, Joystiq.