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Having a presence on Steam would ensure an increase in the playerbase, and very likely an influx of new creative ideas on playing the game. I'm betting that there are a lot of gamers like me who don't even know that OpenTTD exists. Nowadays, I play so many games, I don't check individual web sites/forums, so having OpenTTD on Steam would be a huge convenience for me. Diesel and electric trains and locomotives. In real life the first steam locomotive to operate on rails was built in 1804 (1807 - first passenger service). Versatile and efficient, railways allow Trains to move around with unlimited amounts of Cargo. I lost track of it for a while, then came back a few years ago to find this very forum, and TTD being distributed for free! (Queue happy dance ) In OpenTTD Railways are the primary and most entertaining transport tool at your disposal. and I remember playing hundreds of hours in it as a young person. I played the original TT when it first came out. If there are no legal hurdles, it makes complete sense to put Open TTD on Steam. It would also be cool to have the hours played tracked so I can show my friends how much I play steam powered locomotives, you later on are able to use electrical. I'm sure many other users would love this as well. OpenTTD is a perfect example of a very successful game port which outshines the. It is an open-source remake and expansion of the 1995 Chris Sawyer video game Transport Tycoon Deluxe. Having automatic updates would be fabulous as well. About This Game OpenTTD is a business simulation game in which players earn money by transporting passengers and cargo via road, rail, water, and air. I would absolutely love it if it was listed in my steam library like all my other games.

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I realize that given the license I could just take the application and list it, but prefer to have the support of a reasonable number of the current developers.īobFish wrote:OpenTTD is one of my favourite games. If I have missed any queries, I would be happy to try and answer them. The recent release of the game on Steam (opens in new tab) has some people getting back into it.

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Given the number of times getting OpenTTD on Steam has already been discussed, I imagine it will keep coming up. Free and open source, OpenTTD has a vast log of maps, mods, graphics packs, and more for you to use.

It should be done by devs so that updates occur in a timely manner - I have no problem if I list the game, of granting a number of devs access to upload updates to the game, or creating a Generic Account for updates to the game.

There is a $100 fee to list on Greenlight - This is a once only fee to list as many games as you like, so I have no problem with listing OpenTTD under the same account as Simutrans is distributed under on Steam (or someone else can list the game on Greenlight if prefered).

Steam only vets the application prior to initial release, once released, there are no checks by Valve/Steam before the updates are pushed out, so for patching there would not need to be a delay been being released here and on Steam.

Source needs to be made available - can be listed as an option DLC, or included in a folder within the game directory.

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(Various other 'Steam Features' would require code changes if they were to be implemented, but there is no requirement to implement them).

OpenTTD can go on Steam with no code changes at all, and support automatic updates and saved game sync.

Bit.I have been reading through a range of the previous threads in regards to Steam / Greenlight, and thought I would try to answer some of the questions / points raised.

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So far, not every game on Steam has been verified to work on the handheld, so we’ve compiled a full list of what you know you can play right now on your Steam Deck. That’s assuming all your games will work on the Steam Deck. However, if it really can run all your Steam games, that extra upfront cost could be worth it to take your library of hundreds of games wherever you go.

The console is an almost completely open platform and is much more powerful, though it does have a much bigger price tag attached. Marketed as a portal PC, the Steam Deck has all the potential to be a strong competitor to Nintendo’s Switch.