I think Steam should start to sell Android games.

Angry Birds Space.

No.

god no

No, go away casual!

No.

I don't even think they should be selling software.. why don't just sell movies and songs?
And maybe some t-shirts or mugs...

LOLOLOLOLOLO

I'd actually love it if you could get Android games from Steam. Especially if they did like "Steam Play" where if you buy the game on Steam for PC you could also play it on Android, similar to some of the Humble Android Bundles. Games like Angry Birds Space, Cut the Rope, Plants Vs Zombies, Osmos, SpaceChem, etc etc would be awesome to be able to download from an Android Steam client.

And you'd have nothing to lose, since most of us already own these games anyway.

no. just no.

Please no.

Then they should add steam overlay and achievements to them :P ^^

IF the do that, I'll love them 5-evah

Hmm maybe make the android versions of the existing games in the catalog (if they have an android version) available. Not android-only games.

I'd be ok with that

It would be pretty cool.

Why android?? i don't think that it's a good system. and Windows Phone is more likely to support good games, since it has Win NT kernel.

nope

Nah. Don't need that.

Considering all the mobile to PC games that get hated on Greenlight I don't see Steam doing that so much. Although a few games we do get to experience on Steam like Triple Town and Dungeon Hearts I can't see that going so well.

Yes. They should do a Android client.

A lot of people are posting "no" and then saying absolutely nothing to explain themselves. As long as Steam didn't neglect its PC marketplace, what would be the problem with expanding to Android? If you don't have an Android device, it wouldn't affect you. If you do have an Android device but didn't want to buy games from Steam, it wouldn't affect you. What's the big deal?

No because all developers prefer Google Play store

Android exclusive games, no. But as we've seen from bundles, there are actually a good number of games available on Steam that can be played on Android. So I wouldn't mind if they expanded the Steam app and allowed you to download games you already own to your Android device. You could go even further and allow achievements and game time tracking. And there's really nothing to lose if they went that route.

NO :<