Valve are a company that don't like to stay the same, and I love them for it. The company that are known for Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Team Fortress, and many, many more amazing games, have announced a new feature that will see users voting for what titles appear on Steam.

At the moment, Valve has an internal group that decides on what launches on Steam, but since Valve don't really employ psychics, it can be very hard to please the entire community. Valve wants to stop this, so in late-August, the company will launch "Steam Greenlight". Steam Greenlight will use the system introduced by the Steam Workshop from last October.

The Workshop lets players rate and comment on content, such as Team Fortress 2 items, Skyrim mods. Valve have said:

The community should be deciding what gets released. After all, it's the community that will ultimately be the ones deciding which release they spend their money on.

Once Steam Greenlight is launched, developers will have the ability to submit games, including concept work and early playable builds, at no expense. It is noted that a non-limited Steam account will be required. Submissions only need a square branding image to represent the game on Greenlight's lists and searches, as well as at least one video demonstration and four screenshots, a written description of the game, and finally, the expected system requirements.