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this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2024
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Of course it's worth it, there's no question about it. Depending on the case it might probably be worth it if Steam took 95%.
For me, the question remains if 20% were "enough" for Steam and still make a shitload of money, or even 10%. Of course we can't know but it seems likely.
95% is closer to what board game publishers take - best I've seen is 10% for the designer
Granted they have a lot more to lose
From that perspective seems Steam is perfectly fine