

He’s the same with EGS. “A store with a 30% fee and a price-dictating monopoly is not ideal” is a simple message to agree with. Yet somehow he’s turned that into radioactive sludge.
The somehow:
- Creating EGS for the benefit of the seller, not the consumer
- Lower fees are pocketed by the publisher
- No public reviews
- No forums or workshop equivalent
- Refusing to add warning labels about things people care about (DRM, AI generation, etc.)
- Failing to benefit small games
- Poor on-platform discoverability for games
- Using anti-consumer tactics to drive adoption
- Paying third-party devs for permanent exclusivity
- Paying third-party devs for timed exclusivity
- Paying influencers to push narratives that “steam bad for you, Epic good”













Don’t forget the
blatant scams calledcrypto games! He proudly announced Epic Games Store would happily sell games centered around NFTs and crypto after Valve said they wouldn’t allow it.