"Drop a comment and get a free steam key"

"Beautiful! Really nice project! Thanks looking forward to the key!:D:"

lol

awww I hoped from the name it was something I could use to open doors and windows with the power of computer magic but yea that is kinda wrong/funny

OK, where's my key?

Oh shit.

Well, it’s not a useless rage post if they mangaed to take advantage of Greenlight’s issues.

hello, fellow steam users, im new here , so uh hi,... did i mention i love indie games

the funny thing is that whoever developed it...anyone who even remotely wanted it got it free.....now no one will buy it.

Get this shit out of here.

Really shows the dumbasses who think "more games = more better personn dan u"

I'm probably going to get a key just for the hell of it. I'll never use it though.

PLease send me a key :)

His blog ideas to make greenlight better are just stupid.. it would help him with a software product but it would destroy the use for any game to be greenlit.

Greenlight does have issues and this crap being greenlit proves it..

I wonder how many entries will each code have when people will start giving them here :>

What is this? Omg Valve look what you've done! Filling steam with useless sh*t

I don't understand ( is a comment? ?

Comment

Key please!

Key please!

i missed the free key :( lol

Awesome

Wow, some dumb people commenting here >.>

Where is the key? ;D

People have been buying Greenlight votes with free keys since not long after the service started. All those Greenlight games in various bundles? People get a copy of a game for a pittance, and then go vote for it on Greenlight so that they can get a free Steam key. When people were told that one game wouldn't be giving free Steam keys, commenters pitched a fit, saying that they wouldn't have bought the game if they'd known that they wouldn't get a free Steam key once Greenlit.

Some time ago, a bridge builder game was giving away free copies of the game to anyone who went to the game's Greenlight page.

Failure-riddled Armada Online (a game that was unable to find a publisher, has been stuck in alpha for around a decade, and failed I believe two Kickstarter attempts) offered two free beta keys for a "Yes" vote. (The beta was set to last around half a year. Plenty of time to get your fill of the game before it ever saw full release, which it likely never will.)

Placenta

Where"s my key?