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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney Calls Out Valve Again - Geeks + Gamers

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney took another swipe at his company’s closest competitor, Valve, and this time it wasn’t about AI (though he did that a couple of days ago, too). Sweeney said that Valve, the owner of Steam, “held gaming back for years” because it forces developers making their games through Steam to use Steamworks – something X users dispute. It all started with an X post from software engineer Ejaj Ahmed, who shared a screenshot of a R…
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Tim Sweeney does not miss an opportunity to criticize Valve and what he does with his dominance over the PC market, so, no surprises, left strong criticism to Steam's owner in a recent interview. Read more

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Epic CEO Tim Sweeney has again attacked Steam in what is his umpteenth attack after several weeks criticizing Valve's platform.

Epic Games CEO blames Valve for "holding back gaming development" for years. Tim Sweeney has again slammed Gabe Newell's company. The information, "Valve held back PC game development for years," Epic Games CEO takes another shot at Steam, but backfires, was published by GRYOnline.pl on October 27, 2026.

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GameInfinitus broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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