From $10 million through $50 million, Steam now takes 25 percent.
Steam still takes 30 percent for every game until they make $10 million in sales. Valve’s Steam store has traditionally taken a 30 percent cut of revenues from every developer, but it just announced a change to that over the weekend. “Except for adult-only content, we don’t plan to curate based on developers’ creative or artistic expression.” Is Epic a threat to Steam?Įpic’s new market is a shot across the bow of Valve, which controls a significant portion of the PC gaming business. “It will mostly focus on the technical side of things and general quality,” Sweeney told GamesBeat. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.
