Unfortunately when selling games on Steam you pay taxes twice. First of all Steam pay VAT all around the world. It's not included in their 30% cut. And then you

Unfortunately when selling games on Steam you pay taxes twice. First of all Steam pay VAT all around the world. It's not included in their 30% cut. And then you pay corporate tax from your net profit after Steam or publisher sent royalties your way. Refunds on Steam can happen after a while so it's important to keep them in mind. If you sold 100 copies of your game 5-10% will be refunded. > I linked the page where you can find the document where the publisher claims to take 50%. I havent worked with Raw Fury and wouldn't be able to talk about it then anyway, but: 1 - If a publisher funded your game they will recuperate expenses by taking 70-100% of net profit. After that it can be 50% 2 - Some publishers also include localization, QA, LQA and even marketing budget into recoup amount.