http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/08/09/maia-viscera-cleanup-detail-and-more-make-it-through-the-steam-greenlight-gate/?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=emp



7 Days To Die
Crashtastic
The Dead Linger
Door Kickers
INFRA
Maia
Nekro
Paranomal
Satellite Reign
Stranded Deep
Strike Vector
The 7th Guest
The Novelist
Viscera Cleanup Detail
Wayfarer: The Outer Reaches

And again not a single indie bundle game.

Shows how including your indie game in a "greenlight bundle" is often counterproductive. Anyone who still seriously believes that games are actually selected by Valve on the basis of votes is really deluding themselves. As soon as Valve sniffs that most of the sales have already been made, the chances of that game making it to Steam drop dramatically.

I wonder how many people from the few that get it actually vote after?

I would certainly agree that it's probably a minority, but look at the Steam page for any indie bundle game and you'll see it's usually full of comments saying that they got it in "X bundle" and would love for it to appear on Steam/get a Steam key for it.

I'll openly admit that I don't bother voting on Greenlight, even though I pay above the average, because I couldn't give two fucks about Steam or Greenlight and I have no desire to actively promote even more commercial dependence on Steam.

Satellite Reign got in quick...

Yeah, between those not even wanting Steam and those too lazy to even bother voting (I just recently went though a bunch of Groupees ones from ages ago that I hadn't bothered with), I'd guess the bundles probably only get a couple hundred people if that.
So not very suprising that you don't see any up there.
But if slapping Greenlight on a bundle gets even one more customer to try a game that would have otherwise been overlooked I guess it can't be a bad thing. When did they post it up for Greenlight?

I imagine when they put up their kickstarter, as of their latest update they were #6 on Greenlight (just before getting greenlighted)

IIRC Nekro is the one that sounds like Sacrifice and is somehow backed by Night Dive so that's all good!
How does greenlight work exactly anyway? Does this mean that a bunch of games have also failed Greenlight at the point of this announcement too then?

As far as I know a game just sits in Greenlight Limbo until it gets enough attention.
That's what happened with Inquisitor.
It finally got to see a release this week.

Ah, that's good then, I could have sworn I heard about stuff failing Greenlight, good to know that's not a thing!

Ooh, checking through I noticed that The Stanley Parable HD is nearing completion, looking forward to that one!

Surprised to see The Dead Linger on the list. I remember their Kickstarter page, and I even backed it at first, but decided to drop out on the last minute given the developer's inexperience. And I'm glad I did. The screens I've seen since have been atrociously bad. Granted, the last one I've seen is probably from six months ago, but it's not a great sign that I haven't heard anything from them since either. This feels like a classic case where the devs bit more they could chew, with their huge open world plans and such. I hope I'm wrong, and that they've done great progress in total silence, but I can't help but have a gut feeling this will be another War Z.

More greenlit games (Jan 7th)

AIDA64 Extreme
Anarchy Arcade
Astral Terra - Smooth Voxel Sandbox Fantasy RPG
Astrobase Command
Black Fire
Bliss
Breach & Clear
Bullet Bros
Crying is not Enough
Dark Horizons: Mechanized Assault Vehicle
Depression Quest
DOLLHOUSE: ROOM 1313
Earth: Year 2066
Ethan: Meteor Hunter
EVGA Precision X
Farm for your Life
FPS Creator Reloaded
From The Depths
Hand of Fate, a card game that comes to life.
Helicopter Simulator: Search and Rescue
Highland Wars
Interplanetary
KILL THEM ALL
Ku: Shroud of the Morrigan
Lambda Wars
Last Dream - An Ode to Classic RPGs
Lili
MANOS: The Hands of Fate
Marvin's Mittens
nKPro Racing
One Way Heroics
Paranormal State: Poison Spring
Photo Blend 3D
Procyon
Reallusion CrazyTalk7
Shadowgate
Spark Rising
Spate
Steam Squad
Subject 9
Tangiers
The 7th Guest 3: The Collector
The Memory of Eldurîm
The Note
The Repopulation
The Town Of Light
Treasure Adventure World
Windforge
X-Plane 10
XAM

Personally only Breach and Clear (bugger just found out its a port from android mobiles...ugh), Spate & The Note (devs releasing this as a free game oddly)seem of interest to me :). Quite a few sandbox and openworld games (is this the next wave of indies after adventures & platformers?)

No doubt their recent post-mortem helped to gain them sympathy in this area. Will be interesting to see if a Steam release makes any significant difference.