The Division 2 will be on the Epic Games Store and will not arrive on Steam
Activision's The Division 2 game will only come to the Epic Games Store, leaving Steam aside, being the first game to turn its back on Valve.
The new Epic Games digital store, the Epic Games Store, aims to put Steam, Valve's store, in serious trouble. So far the catalog of this new store is minimal and unattractive. Despite everything, a Triple A game has just been stolen from all his noses. Activision just announced that Tom Clancy's: The Division 2 is coming to the Epic Games store. Of course, it will also be on uPlay, Ubisoft's digital store.
The Division 2 will arrive on the Epic Games Store and will not arrive on Steam
This could be the first robbery of this new store. On the other hand, Steam has announced the arrival of FarCry Dawn, which will continue to be present in the Valve store. Even with this good news, the future for Valve with Steam is starting to turn black. The problem is that Valve charges 30% of the game sold in its digital store, plus the cost of the graphics engine. Epic Games has only 12% left over and if it is developed with Unreal Engine they will not charge the commission.
“We are confident that Epic will provide a smooth journey for our fans, from pre-purchasing the game and enjoying our Beta to the launch of Tom Clancy's The Division 2 on March 15th. Epic continues to disrupt the video game industry and its third party digital distribution model is the latest example, and something that Ubisoft wants to support. "
We remember that Tom Clancy's: The Division 2 will go on sale next March 15 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and of course, to the Epic Games Store.
