> Epic is explicitly a walled garden regarding the games it has paid to be exclusive
That's not what walled garden means. PC game developers can sell their games any number of ways - if they choose one way instead of others that's up to them. For iOS there's no choice - either you sell through Apple or you don't support iOS. Hence "walled garden".
In short: if you have to pay people to come into your garden, it's not walled. ;)
That's not what walled garden means. PC game developers can sell their games any number of ways - if they choose one way instead of others that's up to them. For iOS there's no choice - either you sell through Apple or you don't support iOS. Hence "walled garden".
In short: if you have to pay people to come into your garden, it's not walled. ;)