And Steam (unless you have a very popular game) and GOG. But it's easy to argue that many of these just derived their rates from what existing similar store fe

And Steam (unless you have a very popular game) and GOG. But it's easy to argue that many of these just derived their rates from what existing similar store fees were. Epic Game Store tried to disrupt this and they're still at it a few years later but for most developers publishing on Steam/GOG nothing changed.