> simply selling games and giving deals They already did try that, and they also then tried pivoting to subscription model (a la Gamepass), both failed and eve

> simply selling games and giving deals They already did try that, and they also then tried pivoting to subscription model (a la Gamepass), both failed and eventually they closed their game store entirely. You could argue that maybe they tried it too soon, but I don't think so. The competition is kinda big with Microsoft, Steam and Epic. I don't think people want to own games on their chat app.