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minus-square@M600linkEnglish3•2 months agoI wonder who are the people buying games from the epic game store over Steam or gog.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•2 months agoI’ve gotten a ton of free games on epic but I’m pretty sure I’ve yet to buy a game on there.
minus-square@M600linkEnglish1•2 months agoSame! I’ll take the free games. But there is no point in buying from them until their client has feature parity with Steam and has given back the way Steam has. Until then, it’s just a bad value.
I wonder who are the people buying games from the epic game store over Steam or gog.
I’ve gotten a ton of free games on epic but I’m pretty sure I’ve yet to buy a game on there.
Same! I’ll take the free games. But there is no point in buying from them until their client has feature parity with Steam and has given back the way Steam has.
Until then, it’s just a bad value.