At over 1.1M owners, Antichamber is still the highest selling Australian indie game on Steam. But it's also almost five-years-old. Despite this, its intense popularity continues and it has been nominated for not one, but two 2017 Steam Awards. Sure, why not!

Last month, Valve revealed its first-ever Steam Awards. They came with a twist: a final category to be plucked from user submissions, many of which ended up being tongue-in-cheek.

Now Valve's revealed their selections, and sorry, but no: none of them acknowledge fans' many write-ins of "the game most in need of a sequel."

Steam sales are pretty common now. It doesn't mean they're not great. Doesn't mean they don't send us broke, just that... we're used to them.

We're also used to them mostly being populated by the same games.

*COUGH*
Hotline Miami, Braid, Super Meat Boy
*COUGH*

This sale is a little bit different.

This year, for the first time ever, Valve is giving out Steam Awards. The whole thing is community-driven, with Steam users nominating games and even submitting their own award categories. As you'd expect, the internet has taken its solemn duty very seriously. By which I mean the opposite of that.