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It's baffling that the Android doesn't have a "Steam-like" game store app. Humble was close to that, but the company did not invest any resources into that real
by schnevets 5y ago
It's baffling that the Android doesn't have a "Steam-like" game store app. Humble was close to that, but the company did not invest any resources into that realm. I can only assume there's some other factor that prevents publishers from building an Android store, because right now it seems like a clear market need.
- rchaud 5y ago"Free to play" works better from a $$$ point of view. There is a never-ending supply of kids who can't pay money up front but are willing to sit through 30-second ads for every 2 mins of gameplay.
- Pxtl 5y agoWhat value would Steam provide over the Play Store? And also, I'm pretty sure Epic has some kind of store/launcher for Android, since they're butting heads with the mobile OS vendors about in-app-payment store-cut.