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I was wondering, how much money do you actually get from selling your game on steam platform. I found, that very few people really understand, how high are the %, which you give away to someone just because you need to. What i'm talking about is revenue share, taxes, region discounts and other stuff.. So here is what I heard: 30% - Goes to Steam
25 cze 2021 · Microsoft will let app developers keep 100% of revenue from apps in the Microsoft Store if they use their own commerce platform. Game developers will still have to give 12% of their revenue to...
20 lut 2024 · Essentially, developers will make more money from selling their games on the Microsoft Store than on Steam. Jijiashvili thinks this move is mostly a show of goodwill towards PC gamers and...
Microsoft doesn't directly profit from game sales in general (excluding xbox & MS game studio) but there's alot of games that only support windows. A gaming enthusiast will probably buy a license for windows to be able to play the games they want to play or use the software they want to use.
Most of the time you only hear about the really big successes who manage to earn millions, but what about the average game on Steam? Does it bring in enough money to live off, or is it not worth the time and effort unless you are already a big established studio?
Steam and its creator, Valve, has always used a 70/30 split, but pressure is building to provide more money to developers. Microsoft is the latest to add to this pressure; this move will...
29 kwi 2021 · Microsoft announced today that it’s cutting its revenue share for games on the Windows Store from the industry-standard 30% to only 12% starting August 1. The announcement is a clear shot at...
