Posted May 06, 2020
McTesla: Hey,
Developer here, let me answer it this way.
It might very well be the case that Windows 7 has a market share of 30% overall including office PCs and the like. Looking at the steam hardware survey, which is a good and accepted reference throughout the gaming industry, the market share of Windows 7 is below 8%, accumulating Windows 7 32 bit (which we wouldn't support either way, because we are 64 bit only) and Windows 7 64 bit. [Source: store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam]
Cheers,
Matthias
MFED: Kann man an einem "Office-PC" keine Spiele zocken? Zudem, ich habe kein Steam-Konto, hätte ich eins so würde das Ergebnis auf Steam für Windows 7 schon besser ausfallen, vorallem auch dann, dass ich nicht der Einzige NON-Steam-user bin. Was ist mit Uplay, Origin, GOG? Hast du darüber nachgedacht? Developer here, let me answer it this way.
It might very well be the case that Windows 7 has a market share of 30% overall including office PCs and the like. Looking at the steam hardware survey, which is a good and accepted reference throughout the gaming industry, the market share of Windows 7 is below 8%, accumulating Windows 7 32 bit (which we wouldn't support either way, because we are 64 bit only) and Windows 7 64 bit. [Source: store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam]
Cheers,
Matthias
The Steam hardware survey is not only about Steam, don't fall into that trap. We love GOG but the Steam Hardware stats are, as I wrote, an industry standard for game developers to analyse what hardware "the average gamer" has at the moment. This is, because Steam has many many players, therefore it has a lot DATA, making it a reliable statistical source for game development.
Please don't ignore what I wrote about Unity, this was my main point.