Epic has been on a roll lately. The company’s impressive Unreal Engine 5 game demo and indie-friendly licensing were universally praised by developers, while on the consumer side its GTA V giveaway on the Epic Games Store has been so…
Epic has been on a roll lately. The company’s impressive Unreal Engine 5 game demo and indie-friendly licensing were universally praised by developers, while on the consumer side its GTA V giveaway on the Epic Games Store has been so popular it nearly choked the platform, followed by Rockstar’s struggle of managing the huge influx of new PC players for a game that already has one of the largest player bases nearly seven years on.
With that said, Epic’s feature-set for its Games Store still has a lot of ground to cover for catching up with rival platforms, and thankfully, its development plans are chugging along nicely with several new features announced this week.
The most noticeable among these is the new self-service refund option, which (yes, it already exists on Steam) is good news for those looking to swiftly get a refund on eligible titles, without having to go through the hassle of filling contact forms and waiting for long processing times.
