Linking your steam with Factorio Shop mitigates this security issue and its not a problem, as the key would go to you specifically. Now, Factorio has issues with stolen/illegal keys, as you could own the game on their store, recieve a steam key, and sell/give this steam key to whomever, thus its a security issue. If Coffee Stain Studio would have their own Store, they could give keys you purchased on their store, on Steam, Epic, Ubisoft and Factorio (if those stores has those options) Ubisoft can give free keys to items you purchased on Ubisoft, to steam, Epic, or Factorio, (if epic and/or Factorio had this option) **This is important, its the difference.** Those of you who enjoyed its cinematic world premiere trailer may want to check out Ubisoft’s breakdown with developer commentary.Epic is its own Store, Steam is its own Store UBISOFT has its own STOREĬoffee Stain Studios DOES NOT have their own Store. For Ubisoft (and many other publishers/developers), the Epic Game Store is far more attractive, taking only 12 percent.Īssassin’s Creed Valhalla will be launching this holiday on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, as well as PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Stadia. Speaking to the New York Times, Early admitted that he wasn’t a fan of Steam and its business model, which demands 30 percent of game sales. That’s probably staying that way, too, based on comments made by Ubisoft’s vice president for partnerships and revenue, Chris Early. So, for the first time ever, a mainline Assassin’s Creed game will be unavailable to buy on Steam. The franchise’s return after a year away is sure to be a big draw for Epic’s digital store, which has seen an increasing number of third-party games launch as exclusives over the last year.” “The game will also release on PC through Ubisoft’s Uplay service. “Ubisoft has confirmed that Valhalla will only be sold on one third-party store, the Epic Games Store,” Gamespot reported. Many were hoping that was an oversight, but unfortunately, Ubisoft has confirmed that the game will, in fact, be exclusive to Uplay and the Epic Games Store. When Ubisoft announced its new Viking epic two days ago, Assassin’s Creed fans who raced to pre-order Valhalla for PC were surprised to find that a Steam version was missing.

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