Does Valve hold a monopoly on the PC games market with Steam? 72% of game devs think so, according to a new survey.

Of those companies surveyed, the majority said that Steam accounted for more than 75% of their revenue, which isn't ...

This means it's the only seller, and can abuse that position in order to raise prices. An oligopoly is similar, except the ...

One passage softens this slightly (emphasis mine): "72% feel Steam effectively exists as a monopoly and 53% are concerned ...

Nearly 3/4 of developers polled acknowledged that most of their sales come from Steam, but they also view Valve's portal as a monopoly.

In a survey of over 300 executives from large US and UK game companies, 72% either slightly or strongly agreed that Steam constitutes a monopoly over ...

According to a recent survey, the majority of devs see Steam as a monopoly. However, the platform is responsible for a very ...

More than half of developers feel they rely too heavily on Steam to distribute their games, with 72% believing the platform has a monopoly on the PC games market. That's according to a new whitepaper ...

Unsurprisingly, then, developers are concerned that Valve has a monopoly over the market. As reported by GamesIndustry.biz, ...

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