Tbf this is the first time I’ve heard of it so have no deeper knowledge than what’s presented here, but it does state a platform shutdown so I assumed the whole lot is being disabled.

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Makes sense, no need to let gamers know about your novelty gaming store

On the flipside, when we had the Discord age verification thing a few days ago, I saw a lot of Slop "alternatives" being promoted. All with bold claims and shiny at a first glance. But the chance of them going anywhere is slim to none. And the quality of the ones I checked was crap. So I kind of empathize with the argument. Like half of the new stuff is a trap, and you really need to pay attention.

The answer here is Blockchain. Anyone who's bought into Blockchain has been scammed and is just perpetuating it or an outright grifter.

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I mystified what it was that I read in that post that made me think that they only lasted a month to begin with, before announcing they were shutting down in a month. And even more confusing that I've literally never heard of them, that seemed reasonable when I thought they were a month old.

Some people are going to get screwed pretty hard here then, if they've been buying games there for years. Pretty horrific management of the situation if they can't work out a deal with steam to save people's games.

Sure it was founded 8 years ago but when did they begin actual operations, not book operations?