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Are we forgetting in fact some former exclusives games were on Steam already? Some games' popularity were already dried out before releasing contents or DLC or mod supports. I think there was an example of Evil Dead because devs stop updating their game. There are few things that I knew games were either stopped or canned out.
You're acting like every studio is the same and you're also forgetting that the ones pulled from steam were in the early days of EGS offering bribes, it was a new thing and both the publishers and the platforms were testing what they could get away with.
Steam has changed its rules to some degree in response and publishers have become slightly more cautious with what they do. In the end, the only obvious decisions they are going to make is whatever makes them the most profit in their opinion. And much of that comes down to how big the bribe is which is entirely on EGS's opinion of how much it's worth to hurt steam and for how long to hold the game back.
It's an ever changing set of decisions, different with every company, but they'll screw over EGS just as quickly as they will players, whichever is more profitable in the moment that decision is made.
https://worldofgoo2.com/
"Don't see your favorite platform listed? Don't worry. Throw your other platforms in the trash, and get it from one of the above!"
Yes, i'll ignore it and throw up eshit store where it belongs, the trash can. I won't buy nothing from this dev again.
Based, but also sad. I love how they escaped EA's ship due to corporate greed, started their own studio as 2D Boy, released world of goo, a bunch of other games, then Tomorrow Corporation happened, more talk about corporate greed and exploitation, only to greedily take Epics money, and tell customers to throw the platform they've been using longer than anything into the trash, just cause their new overlords tell em to.
Hope I can bring some context that might be missing. World of Goo 2 would not exist if Epic had not helped us fund the game. We were able to hire artists and engineers for multiple years to help us build the biggest game we've ever made. We're grateful for this! You've likely seen similar arrangements with other games, and I imagine ours is comparable.
If you don't use Epic, that's ok. You can also get the game directly from us at https://worldofgoo2.com -- DRM-free, for Win / Mac / Linux. And if you have a Nintendo Switch, you can get it on the eShop.
I mean I appreciate the response but like. we all know you made a deal with the devil, we were never in doubt of that. we were just disappointed to hear that you did, that's all.
(i will explain what that is if you want to know)
At least with WOG1 it wouldn't really matter much. It's a single player game that can be played offline and the game isn't taken away from owners even if it's no longer sold here.
With PVP games it hurts different, it slowly kills the player base.