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Another odd case comes with Supergiant's Hades. Originally listed at a sale price of $6.99, the developer quietly raised the price of the game to $24.99 and altered the sale price to be $14.99. While the increased price was something Supergiant always intended to do as it added content (the game launched in early access with the Epic Games Store last year), it originally pledged to inform buyers well in advance of any price hikes. With Epic surprising the world with this mega sale, Supergiant felt the need to increase the price at the last minute. The studio has since apologized, but this could have all been avoided if Epic was more transparent with the publishers and developers it is hosting.

As for the consumer experience, this sale has showcased just how lacking the Epic storefront is. Since there still isn't a shopping cart function, users that are attempting to buy more than a handful of games are reporting their accounts getting locked down to prevent fraud. There's also no way to gift your friends titles, which means you're unable to surprise your friend with a game they may like. You can't even create a wishlist to inform you of sales prices, something that seems basic by today's standards.

lmfao @ both of these, how the hell. How do they not have a SHOPPING CART FEATURE in 2019 SERIOUSLY.

What is wrong with these idiots?
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