Bethesda Softworks announced today that their upcoming PC lineup, which consists of DOOM Eternal, RAGE 2, Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot will launch on both Steam and Bethesda.net.
The publisher also confirmed that Fallout 76 will get a Steam re-release later this year (it was originally a Bethesda.net exclusive).
This news comes at a very strange time in PC gaming history, as Epic Games buys exclusivity for titles that were originally slated to be released on Steam and other digital storefronts, using tactics that so far had been confined to the console space. Hopefully more publishers will follow Bethesda’s example, and release their games on as many stores they can, so the user can choose where to spend their hard earned cash.
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