Microsoft have announced a cut in the fees taken from developers when games are sold from their store.Previously taking 30 per cent, the cut will see them match the Epic Games Store at 12 per cent in an effort to entice developers to list games on their platform and stores.
This change will come into effect on August 1.Matt Booty, the head of Xbox Game Studios, wrote in a blog post that “game developers are at the heart of bringing great games to our players, and we want them to find success on our platforms, that’s why today we’re announcing that we’re updating our Microsoft Store terms for PC game developers.”“A clear, no-strings-attached revenue share means developers can bring more games to more players and find greater commercial.
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