They don't pay up front. According to the stuff that leaked out and what some indie devs making a futile effort to defend themselves on twitter said, the deals they offer just guarantee a certain number of sales.If you're a game dev, I'd advise you to take your money while the money is there for the taking. But get paid up front.
I still don't see any reason for a consumer to consider this a better option. It's a demonstrably worse option.
Do you have a link for that? On the surface it Sounds like epic is functioning as a sales i insurance ? hehThey don't pay up front. According to the stuff that leaked out and what some indie devs making a futile effort to defend themselves on twitter said, the deals they offer just guarantee a certain number of sales.
More anti-Epic stuff.
Twitter thread:
In a rush to head out today, so this was the only link talking about it I could find immediately:Do you have a link for that? On the surface it Sounds like epic is functioning as a sales i insurance ? heh
Was only showing a 2euros drop earlier maybe they fixed that.Hades is 6.99. Definitely worth it.
Seems like Supergiant games decided to increase the price of their game mid sale, which is pretty much illegal everywhere in Europe, so it's now 5bucks more expensive(with varied adjustment depending on region I guess, it's 6.30 euros more expensive now than when I bought it a few hours ago). Also a few games were removed due to lack of foresight with the -10$ being a flat amount even through regional pricing, so apparently for example you could preorder Vampire The Masquerade 2 for 15bucks with a russian VPN.
I can't wait to see someone from Epic get up on stage at E3 to bring us the bold announcement that their store is going to have a shopping cart. Revolutionize the industry!This years E3 PC conference is sponsored by Epic. Showcasing among other things, more upcoming exclusives. Also upgrades to their store (which they really need since it is VERY sub par compared to Steam)
In a rush to head out today, so this was the only link talking about it I could find immediately:
It was done in more detail in either a YongYea or The Quartering video iirc, but that's harder to do a quick search for.
Seems like Supergiant games decided to increase the price of their game mid sale, which is pretty much illegal everywhere in Europe, so it's now 5bucks more expensive(with varied adjustment depending on region I guess, it's 6.30 euros more expensive now than when I bought it a few hours ago). Also a few games were removed due to lack of foresight with the -10$ being a flat amount even through regional pricing, so apparently for example you could preorder Vampire The Masquerade 2 for 15bucks with a russian VPN.