EPIC GAME STORE is SPYING ON YOU ALLEGEDLY | IS YOUR PRIVACY AT RISK

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EPIC GAME STORE is SPYING ON YOU ALLEGEDLY | IS YOUR PRIVACY AT RISK

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The Epic Games Store (EGS) is a digital video game storefront operated by Epic Games. It launched in December 2018.

The store is available on the web and through Epic Games' launcher application. It does not have features such as achievements or virtual reality headset support.

Epic's newer games will be exclusively available through its store and the company plans to fund developers to release exclusively through their store, using revenue guarantees to developers that opt for this, with Epic paying the difference should a game underperform.

Epic plans to offer one free game every two weeks through 2019.

Eventually the storefront will offer user reviews, but this feature will be opt-in by developers to avoid misuse by activities like review bombing Additional planned features include cloud saving and achievements; however, Epic does not plan to add any "game-shaped features" similar to Steam's trading cards designed to drive sales

Where possible, Epic plans to extend its "Support a Creator" program that it had launched in Fortnite Battle Royale to other games offered on the store. With the Support a Creator program, players can opt to indicate a streamer or content creator, selected by Epic based on submitted applications, to support. Supported streamers then receive revenue from Epic Games on microtransactions made through the Epic Games Store from the players that supported them, incentivizing these content creators; within Fortnite, creators had received about 5% of the cash value of the microtransactions.



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