law to allow developers to use free Steam Keys to undersell prices for the games they sell on Steam—or to provide Steam Keys at all". Valve further defended its 30% revenue as meeting the current industry standard. Wolfire's suit was dismissed by the presiding judge in November 2021 after determining that Wolfire had failed to show that Valve had a monopoly on game sales, and the 30% cut is consistent, if not higher, than other vendors. Wolfire refiled their case, narrowing the antitrust complaint toward Valve's use of its dominant power to intimidate developers that sell their game for less on other marketplaces than on Steam, which the judge accepted and allowed the case to proceed in May 2022. Notes References Further reading External links 2003 software Android (operating system) software Digital rights management systems Digital rights management for macOS Digital rights management for Windows Freeware Internet properties established in 2003 IOS software Multiplayer video game services Proprietary cross-platform software Proprietary freeware for Linux Software based on WebKit