Welcome to Greenlight Spotlight, our series that brings you the latest and greatest up-and-coming games on Steam's Greenlight service. I'm Steve from Gamers Nexus Net, and we're excited to share with you seven fantastic games that are worth keeping an eye on.

First up, we have Guncraft in slot number seven. Now, some might call it a Minecraft clone, but trust us, it's not quite like that. Guncraft takes the popular sandbox game and adds its own unique twist, with high-octane gameplay that's reminiscent of Modern Warfare and Battlefield. But what really sets it apart is its fully destructible environment, which allows you to build and create anything you can imagine. And if that's not enough, Guncraft also includes helicopters and other vehicles, as well as a Minecraft map importer that lets you bring your favorite maps into the game. Sounds awesome, right? Well, it is! So if you're looking for a game that combines the best of both worlds, look no further than Guncraft.

Next up is Folk Tale, which takes slot number six. This city-building game has all the makings of a great game - it's got a similar design and majesty to Settlers, with a dash of humor thrown in for good measure. But what really sets Folk Tale apart is its focus on sandbox play. It's not just about building cities - it's also about experimenting with different designs and seeing how they work out. And with its multiplayer capabilities, you can share your creations with friends and family, or even compete against them to see who comes up with the most innovative design. Whether you're a fan of city-building games or just looking for something new to try, Folk Tale is definitely worth checking out.

Now, if you're in the mood for something a bit more lighthearted, we've got Wooden Sensei taking slot number five. This beautifully presented time-based challenge game is an indie finalist this year, and it's easy to see why. With its unique grappling hook mechanics and hammer-actuated bounces, Wooden Sensei provides a gameplay experience that's both challenging and fun. And with its varied environments, each with their own artistic approach, you'll find yourself exploring a world that's both visually stunning and full of hidden secrets. Whether you're a fan of platformers or just looking for something new to play, Wooden Sensei is an excellent choice.

Fourth on our list is Gear Up, which takes slot number four. When I first saw the gameplay trailer, I couldn't help but think back to my childhood days playing Battle Tanks on the N64. And it's not hard to see why - Gear Up brings back all the excitement and action of those classic tank battles, with a modern twist that makes it feel fresh and new again. With 32 player support, you can join forces with friends or take on opponents in epic battles. And with its full level editor and co-op missions, there's plenty to keep you busy for hours on end. Whether you're a fan of tank games or just looking for something fast-paced and action-packed, Gear Up is an excellent choice.

Next up is Secret of Grinda, which takes slot number three. This old-school action RPG combines the best elements of classic SNES games with modern gameplay mechanics, resulting in a game that's both nostalgic and exciting. With its Zelda-inspired combat system and pet companion, Secret of Grinda provides a gameplay experience that's both challenging and rewarding. And with its well-written storyline and fluid aesthetic, you'll find yourself fully immersed in the world of Grinda. Whether you're a fan of RPGs or just looking for something new to play, Secret of Grinda is definitely worth checking out.

Coming in at number two is San Frey, also known as San Fray. This game combines third-person action elements with visceral combat and basic trap placement mechanics, resulting in a gameplay experience that's both challenging and addictive. With its unique lore and setting, San Frey provides a world that's full of depth and complexity, and you'll find yourself exploring a town that's teeming with life and activity. And with its focus on defense and strategy, you'll need to use all your wits and cunning to outsmart the invading werewolves and lycanthropes. Whether you're a fan of action games or just looking for something new to play, San Frey is an excellent choice.

And finally, we have our number one game, which takes the top spot. This game is... well, I'm not quite sure what it's called yet! The developers mentioned it in an email to us, and let me tell you - it sounds like a real winner. With its unique combination of third-person action elements, visceral combat, and defense mechanics, this game has all the makings of a classic. And with its focus on strategy and exploration, you'll find yourself fully immersed in the world of San Fray, working to defend your town against hordes of invading monsters. Whether you're a fan of action games or just looking for something new to play, this top spot game is definitely worth checking out. Stay tuned for more information on what it's all about!

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maps into Guncraft and then blow your friends to Smither in them sounds awesome on a similar note and similar comedic note actually folk tail takes slot spot number six with its infusion of modern tropes and classic fantasy environs this citybuilding game feels similar to settlers in design and majesty and humor but aims to allow room for both more militaristic play Styles and more peaceful citybuilding focused play Styles the game is multiplayer and allows for full sandbox play as well so if you like city builders check out folk tale rounding out the pack with classic platformer gameplay is wooden Sensei a beautifully presented time-based challenge game that was an indic finalist this year wooden Sensei makes use of grappling hook movement Hammer actuated bounces and Incredibly powerful attacks if I could say that properly to platform through the levels the game has varied environment each with a connected but different artistic approach and makes for a game that feels like it really fits its overarching Japanese theme this next one's a bit more straightforward than the previous games Gear Up takes slot four and when I saw the video gamep play I immediately flashback to playing battle tanks on the N64 back in the day gearup supports 32 player tank battles where each player uses customized tanks and weapons to gain an edge in engagements Europe up has a full level and challenge editor and it even has Co-op missions and leaderboard support it is action-packed and focused on arcade style gameplay from the old days so give it a look if you want some tank battles this next one is a quote unquote military space epic that engages in space fighting action and has both planetary battles and space combat making for something pretty unique it results in an amalgamation that feels like it's straight out of popular Space TV series this Dynamic Universe features multiple factions of varying standings chaotic space battles alien Planetary Exploration construction of colonies and space stations and more it is effectively a space Sim making for an excellent choice for those who enjoy the X series of games and other space simulation games and with admitted zero transition at all we have secrets of grinda in slot number two an old school action RPG that combines Co-op support for up to four players and will even add some classic SNES elements secrets of grinda implements a Zelda inspired combat system pets skill trees and even a lengthy well-written storyline from what we have heard the game's overall aesthetic is fluid and appropriate its combat looks satisfying and the RPG elements are all in place to make this play like a classic RPG from the SNES finally in slot number one after a big breath we have San FR or san Frey if you want to say it like an American it is a truly cohesive looking game we first heard of San fra when the developers of Castle Story mentioned it in an email and really the honor was all ours sound frog combines third person action elements visceral combat basic trap placement and defense mechanics and ly and lore all in one well-rounded game in screw I'm just going to say s Freud you must defend your town from invading werewolves and lycanthropes and in standing with traditional werewolf lore they're far more powerful than your human Lumberjack character that's where the traps come in zipline strategy and all kinds of other tree traps are carefully utilized in this game to make sure that you can survive and your town survives and all the werewolves run away crying I highly recommend looking into sanra as well as all the other games this week I'm excited to see where the Developers take them and all of these games need your support so go to the description below and click on the steam links and upload the ones you like that is all for this week I will see you guys next time peacehey everybody this is Steve from Gamers nexus.net and we are here with our fifth installment of Greenlight Spotlight our series that tells you about up and cominging games to watch on steam's Greenlight service I am really excited about the games this week but we need your help to keep finding more so nominate games you'd like to see us support in the comments below that said this week's number seven game is what some might without further inspection call a Minecraft clone and that's because it is but in a paradine manner Guncraft mocks the likes of Modern Warfare Battlefield and notches m inecraft with its high octane slightly ludicrous gameplay the game itself has fully destructible everything allows construction map building within a block-based environment that we're all used to and even has helicopters and other vehicles and offers Battlefield like gameplay better yet it has a Minecraft map importer which will allow you to import existing Minecraft maps into Guncraft and then blow your friends to Smither in them sounds awesome on a similar note and similar comedic note actually folk tail takes slot spot number six with its infusion of modern tropes and classic fantasy environs this citybuilding game feels similar to settlers in design and majesty and humor but aims to allow room for both more militaristic play Styles and more peaceful citybuilding focused play Styles the game is multiplayer and allows for full sandbox play as well so if you like city builders check out folk tale rounding out the pack with classic platformer gameplay is wooden Sensei a beautifully presented time-based challenge game that was an indic finalist this year wooden Sensei makes use of grappling hook movement Hammer actuated bounces and Incredibly powerful attacks if I could say that properly to platform through the levels the game has varied environment each with a connected but different artistic approach and makes for a game that feels like it really fits its overarching Japanese theme this next one's a bit more straightforward than the previous games Gear Up takes slot four and when I saw the video gamep play I immediately flashback to playing battle tanks on the N64 back in the day gearup supports 32 player tank battles where each player uses customized tanks and weapons to gain an edge in engagements Europe up has a full level and challenge editor and it even has Co-op missions and leaderboard support it is action-packed and focused on arcade style gameplay from the old days so give it a look if you want some tank battles this next one is a quote unquote military space epic that engages in space fighting action and has both planetary battles and space combat making for something pretty unique it results in an amalgamation that feels like it's straight out of popular Space TV series this Dynamic Universe features multiple factions of varying standings chaotic space battles alien Planetary Exploration construction of colonies and space stations and more it is effectively a space Sim making for an excellent choice for those who enjoy the X series of games and other space simulation games and with admitted zero transition at all we have secrets of grinda in slot number two an old school action RPG that combines Co-op support for up to four players and will even add some classic SNES elements secrets of grinda implements a Zelda inspired combat system pets skill trees and even a lengthy well-written storyline from what we have heard the game's overall aesthetic is fluid and appropriate its combat looks satisfying and the RPG elements are all in place to make this play like a classic RPG from the SNES finally in slot number one after a big breath we have San FR or san Frey if you want to say it like an American it is a truly cohesive looking game we first heard of San fra when the developers of Castle Story mentioned it in an email and really the honor was all ours sound frog combines third person action elements visceral combat basic trap placement and defense mechanics and ly and lore all in one well-rounded game in screw I'm just going to say s Freud you must defend your town from invading werewolves and lycanthropes and in standing with traditional werewolf lore they're far more powerful than your human Lumberjack character that's where the traps come in zipline strategy and all kinds of other tree traps are carefully utilized in this game to make sure that you can survive and your town survives and all the werewolves run away crying I highly recommend looking into sanra as well as all the other games this week I'm excited to see where the Developers take them and all of these games need your support so go to the description below and click on the steam links and upload the ones you like that is all for this week I will see you guys next time peace\n"