Microsoft bought Minecraft and they didn't make the franchise xbox and windows exclusive.
Even if their launcher is better this doesn't makes this practice good.
But buying 3rd party developers and making their franchise EGS exlusive to force people into EGS is sh*tty practice and shouldn't be admired. You say that they are allowed to buy 3rd party developers, make their franchise exclusive to a launcher that is worse than most people are using? They can do whatever they want with their OWN games. The publisher also recently announced that they’re working on the experimental-adventure title Under a Porcelain Sun from Studio Oleomingus.So you are saying that Epic is not allowed to keep their own sequel of an IP they own, that they are funding the development for, exclusive to their own store? Let me guess, Valve is the ONLY developer allowed to keep their own games exclusive to their own store? Since March 2017, the company has been working on Sailaway: The Sailing Simulator for PC, which recently had its full release after evolving in Early Access. Founded by industry veterans based in the UK, their focus is on creating and supporting original games for niche markets and communities. The Irregular Corporation is a British games publisher, based in London. Follow PC Building Simulator on Twitter, YouTube, Discord and Facebook for the latest news and updates. Leaving Early Access doesn’t mean the end of developer support, The Irregular Corporation plans to bring further new partners, parts and features following the title’s official launch.įor more information on PC Building Simulator, please visit. PC Building Simulator currently boasts a ‘very positive’ user rating on Steam with more than 5000 reviews from its dedicated fan community. Updates throughout Early Access included all-new features such as custom water cooling, wiring, and overclocking, plus more than 200 new licensed parts because we think you deserve the most options. In 2017 a free tech demo of PC Building Simulator was the 3rd most downloaded free Itch.io title that year and was quickly scooped up by London-based publisher and amateur PC builders The Irregular Corporation, who expertly worked to craft the game into a fully-fledged simulation complete with real-world hard software and hardware partners to allow players to learn and build the PC of their dreams.
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