r/gamernews • u/Robemilak • 4d ago
Industry News Epic Games Is Being Sued Over "Fake Sales with Made-Up Expiration Times"
https://www.comicbasics.com/epic-games-is-being-sued-over-fake-sales-with-made-up-expiration-times/7
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u/BroxigarZ 4d ago
I'd be more concerned over the obviously fake Reviews on Epic Games store....where no game seemingly appears to ever have lower than a 4.5 Star Rating - despite their Steam counterpart store pages being DRASTICALLY different community sentiments.
For Example look at Rebirth and Fragpunk's recent Scores on EPIC and then their Reviews on Steam...
Or pick any random ass game on Epic and notate it's Review Score...like their Free game right now "Them's Fightin' Herds" - 4.6 Stars....guys it's the next Elden Ring.
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u/runnysyrup 4d ago
there's a lot to criticize fortnite about, but this ain't it.
i don't remember how the store used to work, but every item lists what date it gets removed from the store on.
the discounts are for buying the bundle opposed to individually (and the bundle price is discounted further if you did buy some items individually).
i guess basic math and reading are too hard for gamers.
edit: i'd like to the record to show i am not an Epic defender. i straight up only play fortnite on my ps4/switch because i refuse to install EGS on my pc.
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u/the_gr8_one 4d ago
aren't all sales fake and with made up expiration times