• @Sydius
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    55 months ago

    It’s not a normal epic exclusive, like Hades, for example. Epic didn’t just paid them to keep the game out of Steam (for a time), they financed the while game. Developers of “normal” exclusives get money to release their game, already under development, on EGS first. Alan Wake 2 is different, it wouldn’t exists without Epic games.

    Look, I like my steam library as the next guy, and would be happy to have all my games there, but in this case there is literally nothing wrong with the game being only available on EGS. Would I prefer to have it on Steam? Yeah, of course. But I also very much happy to just be able to play it, and if I have to do it on Epic, well, that’s really not a big deal.

    • @picnic
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      25 months ago

      Thats your prerogative. For some it’s a dealbreaker. Personally I wont finance epic store a cent, and thats my choice.

      I dont mind waiting, but I’d much preferred it to come out on a physical media on consoles if I cant play it on PC the way I want it.