A lot of Steam Stans here.

Here's some neat facts:

• Epic Games is the same Source Developers behind Unreal Engine 5. UE5 is arguably the best game engine right now for modern graphics.
• Epic Games Unreal Engine 5 is Free to start developing and only kicks in commission after X% of sales.
• Both Steam and GoG take a ~30% commission on all game sales.
• Steam games aren't DRM-free (neither is EGS, but 0% + the driving force behind UE5?)
• The Steam Source 2 Engine is proprietary; only their team can develop Source games.

It sucks that EGS is looking to suck up games, customers, data, etc. Their App / Interface also kinda sucks. UE5 on the other hand kinda rules, and Steam has been quietly collecting cheques while their Source Engine has collected dust. Almost all my games are on Steam but the ones I want to keep I've been getting through GoG.

GoG I think has a solid business model of DRM free games and game preservation. EGS is leading in one of the industry's most innovative and developer-accessible game engines for the foreseeable future. Steam is going to have to make some tough decisions I think to compete as time goes on.

Eh, I've mostly moved over to Godot for actual game making