>"We'll have a quality standard that doesn't accept crappy games," he said. "We'll accept reasonably good quality games, of any scale, whether small indie games to huge triple-A games, and we'll take everything up to, like, an R-rated movie or an M-rated game. A GTA game would be fine to us, but Epic's not going to distribute porn games or bloatware or asset flips, or any sort of thing that's meant to shock players. The PC's an open platform and if we don't distribute it in our store you can still reach consumers directly."
it's full of crappy games though fucking hello neighbor is there
Bentley Murphy
Man, this quote is gonna age well in the next few months
Carter Thompson
Based, some quality control, something steam doesn't have
Daniel Walker
I just checked out their store and there's like literally 15 or so games. i saw axiom verge but that's also on steam? there's also some ubishit on there. What the fuck are these morons boasting about again? this is the worst fucking store for games on the internet lmao
Adam Cooper
Just wonderin gif there was a crack
Kayden Jones
So Yea Forums is basically just a chink marketing platform now?
Kevin Mitchell
Define "crappy games." Because, for example, if you just showed me the original Hotline Miami without letting me play it, I'd have considered it indie pixel garbage. There are a lot of games that look like shit that actually play really well.
Not really, on occasion Chang likes to talk shit and tranny jannies let him do it.
Chase Foster
>HIGHER REVENUE CUTS FOR ALL >indie cunts start salivating >trying to convince everyone why 88% is good and necessary for the industry and if they don't get it their dog will literally die literally >epic starts only stocking well known indie titles or new stuff from proven developers >we won't stock "crappy games"
The message being sent here is if you're not an already well known studio or haven't put out a game that isn't successful elsewhere, you're not getting on the store. Sorry, hope you didn't have any plans for all that cash you were definitely going to get :^)
Ayden Brooks
Essentially this. They're going to let other platforms take the risks on new devs then buy exclusivity later. Bunch of cunts.
Asher Hall
>"won't accept crappy games" >Fortnite is on there explain yourselves, Epicucks
Evan Davis
>but Epic's not going to distribute porn games or bloatware or asset flips, or any sort of thing that's meant to shock players. ironic when the launcher itself is all of this and more.
Jason Rodriguez
/thread
Ayden Wilson
Tim Sweeney going to become the Cliffy B of the 10's?
Good, we need this now that Steam store looks more like Android market place
Thomas Reyes
>won't accept 'crappy games >accepts Heavy Rain and the likes
lmao
Isaiah Gonzalez
Give it 5 years and I bet indies will be complaing about their curation. This happened with Valve when they opened up their store to more products in 2008. Come 2013 and Steam greenlight comes up in response to criticisms of their curation.
Easton Flores
You really being down on Flower? We gonna tussle nigger
Not a decision I want a retailer making for me. What kind of retard would want that?
Gabriel Robinson
Who has the final say on what is considered a "crappy" game? Sure there may be universal crappy games (Asset flips and whatnot), but then you get into a lot of indie games that have people divided over their merit.
Alexander Campbell
>won't accept crappy games >fortnite
Charles Morris
JUST
Liam Bennett
Would La-Mulana or it's sequel be allowed in the Epic store?
