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This whole thing may provide energy to any alternatives to Unreal Engine, though that may take time. Still, they'd probably prefer not to do too much to stimula
by fencepost 6y ago
This whole thing may provide energy to any alternatives to Unreal Engine, though that may take time. Still, they'd probably prefer not to do too much to stimulate vigorous competition to their platform.
- fxtentacle 6y agoI don't think so. The clever thing Epic did here was to openly talk about how little of their revenue came from iOS. Who would want to build an engine for the (difficult to deal with) <5% of gamers that use Apple hardware? I'm pretty sure there is a good reason why Epic got early support from Microsoft. As much as this is about the app store tax, it is also a massive PR play to convince game developers to shun Apple.