And yes, as a company offering to help manage the promotional/sales/etc side for you, they can reject you as a customer, there is no rights that suggest you can force them to sell your product.
Just use a different store front
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Also aside, I believe they have pulled at least one title by Atari, I could look for more but I can't be bothered
Do you think this would happen to a major publisher? That support agent would never pull this kind of thing with a major publisher as they would be afraid of losing their job.
They are picking on a no-name indie because they know we have no agency on their platform.
This one was submit build- issue- fix issue - submit build - game "retired" - dev asks help for support- no answers- asks for more help- account censored.
The game not allowed to go through the submission process like normal.
I'm assuming that indie dev's don't want to be treated like this but maybe most all of their backs are already broken and they just take being treated like that? 0_0
If I see abusive approaches, I will call it out, this time I called it out with an article listing the ramifications on others, of such approaches
I must have missed where the poster said what Steam did was illegal - could you point it out to me?
I see two staff responses, and an escalation in progress, is that correct?