It's highly doubtful. Steam does provide free keys to developers if they want to sell them directly, but one of the stipulations is that they can't be used to favor non-Steam customers (since Valve isn't making any money off them). If they offer a discount or deal using those keys, then there should be a comparable discount or deal offered to Steam customers within a reasonable time frame. Also, if it appears the developer is abusing the system, Valve will stop issuing keys.
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[quote who="lord999" reply="23" id="3808941"]Epic has better revenue terms and if it is going the exclusive, Stardock gets better revenue out of it compared with Steam. [/quote] Not necessarily true. Steam has a much larger userbase and higher spending per user. This isn't the kind of game that will necessarily appeal to the Fortnight crowd (the largest group of users on EGS). A wider release would have resulted in more sales, and even if some of
[quote who="gilly775" reply="16" id="3808758"] Yeah, not too happy about this myself. I really wanted to support this but not on Epic. Sigh. I would have been willing to pay the Founder's Access like I did with GC3 but now I'll just wait. ugh [/quote] Same here. I'd be downloading this right now if it were through Steam, but I don't trust the long-term viability of EGS, and I have no interest in getting burned by them like I did with my Impulse library. Hell, doe