Wednesday, February 21st 2018

Age of Empires: Definitive Edition Might Make its Way to Steam Someday

Age of Empires: Definitive Edition, which was released yesterday, is currently a Windows 10 exclusive. Essentially, what that means is that players can only get the game through the dreaded Windows Store. Microsoft previously blamed Valve for not wanting Age of Empires: Definitive Edition on their Steam platform, but then stated that the move was possible if the platforms pledge their unconditional support for Windows 10. In a recent interview with PC Games Network, Adam Isgreen suggested that Age of Empires: Definitive Edition could possibly arrive on Steam in a near future. As a creative director, Adam has little control over game distribution, however, he fully recognizes that some users suffer from annoying issues with the Windows 10 Store.
Source: PC Games Network
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6 Comments on Age of Empires: Definitive Edition Might Make its Way to Steam Someday

#1
RejZoR
Windows Store... Thanks, but I'll pass.
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#2
_JP_
GFWL all over again and then some.
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#3
hellrazor
So, basically, nobody's going to get it.
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#4
evernessince
Yeah, it's called remove the DRM from the game and click "add to steam library". You can do that now.
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#5
ZeppMan217
This is just Quantum Break all over again - release game on WS, sales are crap, complain to MS, MS agrees to release the game on other platforms, queue Steam release.
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#6
Melvis
But will it work on Windows 7 if it does indeed come on Steam in the future?
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