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No Straight Roads Is The First Malaysian Epic Games Store Exclusive [Update]
Update 30/8/19: It’s confirmed; No Straight Roads is an Epic Games exclusive for PC alongside a few other notable indie titles. Also, we’ve added some comments from people regarding the Epic Store news.
Original story
The music-laced action game No Straight Roads from Metronomik has been getting a lot of good responses whenever and wherever it’s being showcased so far. But this latest rumour may possibly be its most divisive yet among PC fans.
According to Gamer Matters writer Putera Danial and a few sources close to us, the Malaysian-made title might be an Epic Games Store exclusive; a first of sorts. It’s not official yet, but it may be.
To clarify, an announcement at an MDEC event today teased that No Straight Roads MAY be coming to Epic Games Store. No official word if it is an exclusive or not. https://t.co/hkx4SQuOED
— Gamer Matters (@GamerMatters) August 9, 2019
Honestly, this doesn’t seem too surprising, since the EGS is definitely the better option, especially for new and/or indie game developers. This is thanks to its more generous sharing of profits as compared to Steam, though we’re not sure if the public gaming populace may see that and instead treat Epic as “the devil responsible for Fortnite”.
Right after Metronomik announced the news on its Facebook page, a lot of people responded. Some good, some bad.
For the people picking the PlayStation version over the PC version because they prefer one money-making corporation over the other, good on you, I guess.
We’re currently reaching out to Metronomik for confirmation about this. The game is scheduled for an early 2020 release for PC and PS4.
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