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The store is closely curated by Epic, and that - the quality of game selection - was their main pitch for the gamers. It's still possible that they will exhaus
by huhtenberg 8y ago
The store is closely curated by Epic, and that - the quality of game selection - was their main pitch for the gamers.
It's still possible that they will exhaust a pool of good games and start listing random junk for $100 like Steam does, but that's not likely to happen that quickly.
- kbenson 8y agoSeems like Steam could pretty much fix that problem if they changed the fee to $200, and doled out $@-$5 credits to random people that reviewed similarly tagged games along with a copy of the game that's good for 5-10 hours before needing to be purchased (or until a certain date), as long as they give a thorough review of what they were able to see. Steam already tracks time played in the game, so it's not like they would have to add a bunch of mechanics to track extra stuff, and this would allow for some fairly good initial reviews to be seeded.