Remedy Entertainment has leapt to the defense of Epic Games after comments from its CEO, Tim Sweeney, were criticized by Larian Studios' director of publishing, Michael 'Cromwelp' Douse. Following Sweeney's jabs at Steam and an indirect poke at head honcho Gabe Newell, there's been a lot of discussion around why the Epic Games Store struggles to achieve the same level of users and revenue as Valve's platform. However, Douse's critique went one further, claiming that "Remedy seemingly went into financial crisis" after signing a publishing deal with Epic that made Alan Wake 2 an EGS exclusive. Now, the Finnish studio has played down those claims, saying that the deal was "very fair" and that Epic is "an excellent partner to us. Steam or no Steam."Read the full story on PCGamesN: Remedy says there'd be "no Alan Wake 2 without Epic" after Baldur's Gate 3 dev blames EGS exclusivity for Remedy's "financial crisis"