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Saber Interactive's CEO Talks About World War Z's Price Drop

In a bit of a rare statement, Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch detailed why the World War Z video game got a price drop in the Epic Games Store. We have part of the statement for you here, but the gist of it is that they made a decision that benefited the players and the developers. Players originally raised a fuss after paying the $40 pre-order, but now we know the $5 will be refunded back to those players. It seems like a good move for a game that's now exclusive to the platform, and a slightly better bargain for the people looking to play it when it's released on April 16th.

Saber Interactive's CEO Talks About World War Z's Price Drop
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We chose the Epic Games store because we believe it's the best deal for players and developers.

First of all, building games is costly, and so to receive 88% instead of 70% means we can invest more into making World War Z.

Second, we're passing along much of the savings to you as gamers. The price of World War Z on the Epic Games store is being dropped to $34.99 starting now and continuing through our April 16 launch and beyond. Any players who have already pre-purchased the game for $39.99 will get the $5 refunded back to them. We are thrilled to be able to share the developer-friendly benefits of the Epic Games store with you all, and can't wait for you to play our game.


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