Additionally, they are going to start working with publishers to figure out how to best handle these situations where Steam codes are promised in the future so those backers can get those codes. What this basically means is that once you acquire your free copy, you will keep it yours forever. The first of these, according to Dealabs a site known for its accurate PlayStation Plus. His journey takes him to an immersive representation. Last December Epic did a 15 Days Of Free Games event and it looks like it’s happening again in 2021. Not only do the free games cost them, but the 10 coupons are more than the amount they take. In this third installment of the epic Shenmue series, Ryo seeks to solve the mystery behind the Phoenix Mirror, an artifact sought after by his father’s killer. And if you are one of those players who hates Epic, nows a great time to shop there, with every purchase guaranteed to hurt their bottom line. Do note that this is a free to keep offer. Play as Ryo Hazuki, an 18-year-old Japanese martial artist hellbent on avenging his father’s death.
For only one day, you can visit the game’s Epic Games Store page and acquire your free copy. Epic boss Tim Sweeny explained that, in these instances where a crowdfunded game has to give out refunds because of EGS exclusivity, Epic will pay it out themselves. Epic Games is currently giving away free copies of Shenmue 3.
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Today, YsNet announced that they would instead be issuing refunds to those for whom not having a Steam code is a dealbreaker. The other solution was to ask people who wanted Steam keys to wait a year. Their solution was to ask backers who preferred not to use the Epic Games Store version, whether because of feature convenience or ethical precept, to switch to PlayStation 4 instead. This put YsNet into a precarious position: Epic paying for exclusivity likely paid for the game's delay and final polishing phase, which they seemingly needed for the title, but giving refunds to PC backers would rip-off the entire financial band-aid they just put on. YsNet, the developers of the game, were caught off guard by this backlash and promised to look into this decision. This in and of itself is not anything extraordinary, but the prominence of the game combined with the fact that it was Kickstarted with promised Steam codes, worked in concert to generate massive anger from fans of the game and people who were decidedly not fans of the Epic Game Store. Last month, YsNet and Deep Silver made the surprising revelation that Shenmue III on PC would be exclusive to the Epic Games Store for one year.
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