It's not really what you think. A guy released a GG game on Steam and someone recreated the same game in 15 minutes for free.

Read and enjoy: http://steamcommunity.com/id/laughlaughlaugh/recommended/702090/

The developers must be trolling Steam, this can't be a real thing can it. Here's their profile: http://store.steampowered.com/search/?developer=BunchOD00dz

The joke is also on Steam for the lack of quality control....

Reliquia....

clearly it is a troll ... but I can give the reason to that the artificial intelligence is very bad. Even fpsc had better intelligence in the zombies.
Obviously if you put time and effort, you achieve something better. Surely it is another of the many users who criticized fps creator for being a simple engine.
But undoubtedly the guy is very funny

Was this published through Steam Greenlight or Steam Direct?

Users of Game Guru and Unity specifically were the ones responsible for Valve making the move to Steam direct for better curation and more strict guidelines. As intentionally bad games were being produced. If this passed Steam Direct, that would be very interesting.

I'd be banned if i were to express how i feel about these "developers".

I wouldn't call him troll, maybe it's a good way to get attention for further games.
I guess he paid the steam direct fee for his "games".
Btw. Steam direct is much better than greenlight, but that's only my point of view.

I was just at a Steam presentation yesterday. Those that don't know here, Green light is no more and now the process for submission is called Steam Direct. Steam is US Washington DC based with about 300 employees. Mostly, engineers.

According to the presenter, there is no algorithm to predict what will be a success or not. This is why they allow this kind of stuff to happen. Steam Direct will try to put some "controls" into the vetting system world wide with a concept they are working on called "Curators" - basically locating world wide specific moderators in foreign places to oversee submissions. They don't just host AAA, but the Indy sector....again good.

Within the question and answer session some voiced the grievance of poor games being submitted and they where told that some quality control would be coming (as stated), but we where told there is no preference/penalty/bias for choosing game engines and using them in the creation of a game. Which is probably a good thing.

Just got approved with Steam as a solo partner. That was easier than I thought. Haven't uploaded anything yet though.

How long did the whole process take you?