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  • Introduction
  • VISION AND MAIN FEATURES
    • The PC Gaming Ecosystem
    • About distribution platforms
    • Engage to Earn
    • Unique Selling Proposition
    • USP explained
    • Why Reward With Tokens?
    • Why develop our own games?
  • TOKEN SYSTEM
    • How do our NFT Rewards Work
    • Native Token
    • Founders NFT
    • General Achievements
      • List of rewards
      • List of NFT
    • Game Achievements
      • List of NFT
    • Platform Community Item System
      • List of rewards
      • List of NFT
    • Developer Loyalty System
    • Influencer Loyalty System
      • List of rewards
      • List of NFT
    • Crypto technology
  • STATE AND FUTURE OF THE PROJECT
    • The IDC Games platform
    • State of Developments
    • Revenue model
  • THE MARKET
    • Traditional PC Gaming
      • The market
      • Key Players
    • Blockchain based PC Gaming
      • The market
      • Key Players
  • THE COMPANY
    • Company Background
    • Team & Advisors
    • Community
  • Partnership information
    • The deal
    • Budget
    • Business Plan
    • Tokenomics
    • Roadmap
    • Disclaimer and Terms of Use
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  • Steam
  • Epic Games Store
  • GOG
  • Itch.io
  1. THE MARKET
  2. Traditional PC Gaming

Key Players

Traditional Third-party PC Game Distribution Platforms

The top traditional PC game storefronts that publish third party games are Steam, Epic Games, GOG, and Itch.io. Steam is the most popular by far, and it is one of the top-grossing digital gaming content platforms worldwide.

Steam

  • Owner: Valve Corporation

  • Released: 2003

  • Platform: Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS, Android

  • Games published: 30.000, third party and self-developed

  • Revenue Cut: 30%

  • MAU: 120M

  • Supported languages: 28

  • Supports crypto games: no

  • Supports cryto currency within the platform's finances: no

Epic Games Store

  • Owner: Epic Games

  • Released: 2018

  • Revenue Cut: 12%

  • Platform: Windows, MacOS

  • Games published: 917, third party and self-developed

  • MAU: 62M peak

  • Supported languages: 15

  • Supports crypto games: no, but will allow them, allowance judged on a case-by-case basis

  • Supports cryto currency within the platform's finances: no

GOG

  • Owner: CD Projekt

  • Released: 2008

  • Platform: Windows, MacOS

  • Games published: 5.200, third party developed retro DRM-free games

  • Revenue Cut: 30%

  • Supported languages: 6

  • Supports crypto games: no

  • Supports cryto currency within the platform's finances: no

Itch.io

  • Owner: Leaf Corcoran

  • Released: 2013

  • Platform: Windows, MacOS, Linux, Web, Android, iOS

  • Games published: +500.000 indie games

  • Revenue Cut: decided by developers, default 10%

  • Supports crypto games: no

  • Supports cryto currency within the platform's finances: yes, Bitcoin as payment method when using Itchio payout system

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