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Good Old Games, or GOG for short, is going after Steam Greenlight in a big way by launching a new indie submission service that seems to take all the criticism leveled at Valve's feet into consideration.Perhaps the most widely criticised aspect of Steam - both before and after Greenlight - is that it's Valve's policy not to disclose why a game was rejected. This won't be the case at GOG. "We'll tell you exactly what we think about your title," said Good Old Games in its recent announcement. "We know our users' tastes, and we do our best to present them with a selection of DRM-free games they'll enjoy. We review all submissions and pick those that offer the qualities our users value most, such as gameplay depth, originality, and a high level of polish."
"We will contact you directly to tell you how your title fits with those standards in our opinion. Whether we decide to accept your game or not, you will hear from us within two business weeks on average. We will never leave you without feedback!"
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