After claiming Steam’s fees cost Valve some of the biggest games around, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney doubled down, insisting that “lower fees and more openness might increase Steam profit.” Sweeney pointed to companies “like Epic, Riot, and MiHoYo” as notable Steam skippers, and was swiftly reminded that Genshin Impact maker MiHoYo, now more commonly…
Epic Games CEO says “Steam charges such high fees” that companies like Genshin Impact maker MiHoYo “find it more profitable to go it alone,” fans remind him MiHoYo has multiple games on Steam
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