Epic Games’ Tim Sweeney discusses how he hopes to dislodge Steam.
Claim the adorable farming title before March 21st and keep it forever.
New sea creatures, one friendly and the other non-friendly, have also been added.
Six tiers of milestones and three starting areas will be available to start with.
Another indie title declares exclusivity for Epic's storefront.
The sandbox farming title officially launched in August 2017 after spending time in early access.
The retro-style point and click adventure will be free until March 7th.
The gambit appears to have paid off for them, with Uplay pre-orders for this game six times higher than those for the first one.
The interactive adventure can be purchased on GOG, Steam, and Epic Games Store.
Pre-orders are also six times higher on Uplay.
Steam users will be elated to hear this.
The bizarre point and click adventure is free from February 21st to March 7th.
Take Two feels like it should focus on entertainment, not on “being a retailer”.
Dmitry Glukhovsky says he trusts the publisher "for the correctness of this situation".
"A PC version will always be at the heart of our plans," says the developer.
Return to 4546B and learn to survive in new frigid biomes while evading hostile creatures.
Cross-play with upcoming versions on other platforms is also being promised.
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“I am standing by and watching [the franchise] being killed.”
The publishers clear up earlier confusion about the game's physical release on PC.
Valve seems to be breaking its silence on Epic’s aggressive poaching at last.
