The lawsuit, originally filed in 2021, now encompasses "all persons or entities" who have sold games on Steam since 2017.
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The Steam antitrust case broadens into a class action, targeting Valve's 30% cut and alleged anti-competitive practices.
An antitrust case against Valve, the creator of the Steam platform for PC games, will now go ahead as a class action lawsuit.
The antitrust lawsuit filed by Wolfire Games and Dark Catt Studios against Valve has been granted class action status.
Instead of applying only to Wolfire (and Dark Catt Studios, which filed a separate antitrust lawsuit in 2021), the action will now apply to virtually anyone who's sold games on Steam since 2017.
Wolfire Games and Dark Catt Studios have been granted permission by a US court to turn their ongoing antitrust lawsuit against Valve into a full-fledged class action. This development means the ...