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Pre-orders also reduce the amount of working capital required to make a game. This is, obviously, doubly important if you're a small company with very little wo
by JoachimSchipper 11y ago
Pre-orders also reduce the amount of working capital required to make a game. This is, obviously, doubly important if you're a small company with very little working capital...
- ascagnel_ 11y agoDo pre-orders (non-Steam) go to the developer? My understanding is that they stay with the retailer, who will use that to order stock. For Steam, they have to keep some cash on-hand somehow to handle refunds.