But guess how many non steam users know that they need to have a client to play games. When the adoption of Windows 10 increases they will be able to reach millions who will just stumble upon the games via Windows. There are a lot of people who want to play but don't know about or are intimidated by steam.

There is certainly no downside to also release your games on Window's store.

I guess their logic is that if they put their games in said department store then the weekly shopping mom might see the icon for it and having heard of the show try out episode 1 of one of the games, since most platforms offer the first ep for free... that said, I can't imagine the average casual gamer is going to enjoy the QTE filled romps that Telltale games often are.

STEAM is 3rd party software that must be installed.

Windows Store is 1st party software that is already installed.

I agree, only negative MS news needs to be posted here. The rest ignored! It's the VGC way...

But the Windows Store games support is soooooooo bad!

Most in this thread seem to hate Microsoft so much that they didn't even try to understand what they tried to say with their statement^^

They never said that they will sell more on the Windows store as on Steam, just that Steam "only" reaches those who use Steam and that they now have a potential to let many more people know about their games when it's in the Windows store. If these people will buy the games is obviously a totally different story.

Man, the first sentence already explains everything and who they try to reach additional now.

They aren't total idiots at Telltale, they obviously know what you guys know as well about Steam and the Windows Store. 

That's awesome!!! I really hate Steam!!!

Sorry Telltale, you've convinced nobody.

Some here just doesn't seem to like MS for no apparent reason.

i want the wolf among us season 2 damm u Telltale
anyway good news for Windows store we need more competition for steam