I don't exactly think it's right to go ask people to up-vote/approve something regardless of what it is, just because someone asked. When something is mass-voted without reason, you end up with a whole bunch of unfinished, broken, buggy and downright horrible games making their way to the store front when they have no right to be there.

Instead of just going there and giving it a thumbs up, I'd suggest actually looking at the screenshots and game-play video included on the page. The best way to help anyone developing isn't to push them through regardless, but to help them improve and grow.

From what I can tell, it's basically an MLP-themed Slender clone. Graphics and art are self made, which is a big plus, but there's very little the game offers in terms of game-play and narrative. Sadly, even if this does get through greenlight, regardless if money is being charged or not for this game, I can see Hasbro stepping in. Christ, if it gets around enough, might see it on Jim Sterling's youtube channel.

The developer clearly has passion and works hard to create their assets, but this game doesn't look ready for steam. :S

good points but what i know this game is alredy a year on the market and you cant really judge book by cover

by allowing it on steam you just allow the game to be wider availeble and noticed market will fix it self by opinions if game is good bad both from screens, demos, reviews.

steam is just a shop as any other actually makign it godly place is a nonsense becide i realy seen worse games on steam

so ofc if you feal like not votin its your call no one blame no one

but i think it is good to help one another especially if it cost nonne