JEMC said:
Yeah, yeah. Unless they actually launch those games, what's the point? And we all know that Valve can't count to three, so it won't be L4D 3
I hope they would put their games on Steam, but it looks like they only do it with games they publish, not develop. Alan Wake and Quantum Break made it to Steam, but Gears, mainline Halo and Forza haven't. We'll see if this new AoE makes it to Steam like 2 did or not.
But if indies merge together to make a bigger studio, doesn't it make them AA or AAA studios? |
L4D3:
This year, Source 2, Vulkan, partnered with AMD / Radeon.
Just you wait.
Get ready to have some fun, and buy some microtransactions.
If Microsoft thinks they can push PC users to their store with AoE 4, they will likely fail.
At best, they will be treated as fondly as Origin or Uplay.
Microsoft has virtually no chance of becoming a GOG or Steam: not in Microsoft's current state.
Indie means independent.
I would put Valve under the indie label, as they are free to do whatever they like.
Valve does not have to abide by their shareholders' or publishers' demands.
This partnership looks to be mutually beneficial, and seems to respect both parties autonomy.
Thunderful doesn't look to be a situation where: one company holding power over another.
It looks to be like two buildings sharing a parking space, if that makes sense.








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