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The Sinking City returns to Steam and other stores, even though legal dispute continues between Frogwares and NACON. The Sinking City is Back on Steam Only few months after releasing for major platforms, action-adventure game The Sinking City was removed from major online storefronts in August 2019 because of a legal dispute between developer Frogwares and publisher NACON . After being delisted from Microsoft Store, PlayStation Network and Steam platform for a while, Xbox One version of The Sinking City is now available to purchase and will return to outlets on a later date for Windows PC and PlayStation 4 . RELATED: Cyberpunk 2077 Pulled from PlayStation Store, Sony Offers Refunds Frogwares has previously removed The Sinking City from Epic Games Store , PS Store, Steam and Xbox Store in a major disagreement with distributor NACON , who allegedly withhold a revenue payment roughly amounts to 1 million euros. Aside from withholding development costs, they also claimed that NA

Epic Games is wrapping up 2019 with their first-ever Holiday Sale at Epic Games Store and "12 Days of Free Games". Completing a whole year of launching their digital distribution storefront Epic Games Store this month, Epic Games have made their name known to players on PC gaming platforms through often being on headlines for divisive moves. Nevertheless, one way they did win a fraction of them is by frequently giving away free games and offering some crazy deals. To enjoy this season at its fullest with some more great deals, Epic Store has kicked off their Holiday Sale of 2019. Epic Games Store Holiday Sale 2019 RELATED: Telltale Batman Shadows Edition Out On PC and Xbox One Giving their best offer yet is developer/publisher Ubisoft , who put up Assassin's Creed Origins and The Division 2 both at 75% off. Assassin's Creed Odyssey , Ghost Recon: Breakpoint and Rainbow Six Siege comes at 60% price cut. Then for a solid 50% discount you can bag