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" Valve has announced the first ten games to be accepted on Steam through Steam Greenlight. Black Mesa, the fan-made project to remake the original Half-Life using the latest Source Engine, is among the first wave of greenlit games along with Cry of Fear, Dream, Heroes &amp;amp;amp; Generals, Kenshi, No More Room in Hell, Project Zomboid, Routine and Towns. Now that the games have passed a community vote, they can be found in the &amp;quot;Greenlit&amp;quot; section of the Steam Community until they finish development and are ready for release.  Valve also revealed that some of the greenlit titles will be available as free downloads through Steam. Over 800 games have been submitted to Steam Greenlight since it launched late last month.  Valve recently implemented a controversial $100 (\u00A362) submission fee for Steam Greenlight due to excessive fake and spam entries. Black Mesa will release on September 14.  Watch the trailer for Black Mesa below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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