[nottorp]

So where else (besides GoG if you only care about windows and mac) you can get a game for all three PC platforms for one price?

Humble Bundle? They mostly give out Steam keys. Itch.io maybe. For the indies that are available there.

[pjmlp]

Usually I only care about a single platform. Never used Steam, and don't plan to do so.

I don't suffer from FOMO, there are enough games to chose from than available hours on a day, on each platform specific store.

[nottorp]

FOMO? Just because I mentioned Death Stranding?

That was a ridiculously hyped launch on Apple's part, considering I had finished the game years before on console...

I'm not missing out on anything if Apple continues to bungle around.

[dpoloncsak]

well...Minecraft.net for one. Anything Riot puts out tends to be cross platform now-a-days. Fortnite comes from the Epic Games launcher.

The real question I guess is, why do you need to play a game on three separate boxes?

[nottorp]

> why do you need to play a game on three separate boxes?

Who knows what I'll have available next year?

I don't play fresh-from-the-presses multiplayer shooters (moba, survival, battle royale, whatever the term in fashion is this week).

I only (with the exception of Minecraft below) play single player games that don't lose their appeal if they're not in fashion any more, some times years after launch.

So obviously I like to have them available on as many platforms as possible.

And if we're talking Minecraft, I do want it ready on my laptop when I have 10 minutes on the go but I also want it ready on my desktop for when I have actual gaming time.