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this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2026
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EA tried that initially. They eventually went back to putting their games on Steam. Although their platform was dogshit compared to Steam, so that's not surprising, except to them I guess. These execs keep thinking they can do the bare minimum and pull people away from Steam, and that's not how it works. They need to provide a better value proposition to customers, and they flat out refuse to even try.