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dogheels wrote:The future of a PC version is bleak
Hoping they do come out with a PC release. Looking at steam charts for some hockey games that came out in the last few years and there is definitely a market for hockey games, both these games were free and done by independent developers.
Slapshot: Rebound
Released in April of 2024, highest estimate ownership at 2.01 million.
Gamalytic puts total downloads in the range 1.2m - 2.7m with 2.3k in the last 7 days
Puck
Released in January of 2025, highest estimate ownership at 681.8 thousand.
Gamalytic puts total downloads in the range 392.4k - 717.9k with 6.1k in the last 7 days
Hey bud. Im on your side regarding bringing back a pc version. It was because of the original pc version that i got into playing. My comment about it being bleak is based on the current attitudes of this franchise, as well as the financial losses, and player reduction, that i made that comment. Now that EA may be under new ownership. Will have to see the direction they take regarding sport franchise games.
- thebrazenhead751 month agoNew Veteran
If it isn’t profitable, worth their resources and/or not due to partnership agreements they’re not going to make a PC version.
Simple as that. All companies would want their game to be able to be played on all platforms to maximize their players. Obviously EA has their reason for not making a PC version.
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