Microsoft Goes After Steam, Epic by Reducing PC Game Revenue Split to 12 Percent

The Microsoft Store will no longer charge game developers a 30 percent revenue split for listing games on their platform, as a clear part of their efforts to revamp the platform.

from Top Tech News- News18.com https://ift.tt/3uiDsxe

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