Euh ?
> The only difference between steam and itch.io is the developer getting more money than steam
So why on earth a game sold à 25% on itch.io is more expensive of the same game on steam ( the final price I really pay ) ? It' s a nice declaration but that's not true and aquadine is an example but each try a get the same conclusion.
For the same price or a small diff, I will buy on itch.io but I don't like to pay more just to use itch.io.
Either steam find a way to pay less tax, either there is something wrong is your declaration. ( the fact that steam take more is true I agree ).
Note that in all cases, itch.io sell game in $, steam sell game in europe in €;
Example: Aquadine (https://softcolors.itch.io/aquadine) : 25%sale : 14,99 $ --> Tax: $3.00 (20%) --> $17.99 --> 14,7 €
Steam : normal price --> 16, 79€ --> 25% --> 12,6 € ( ~13% sale from itch.io price )
To be honest, this is not a big deal, this is just a feedback I want to provide to itch.io. feel free to ignore. In aquadine case, I may even take the game at the normal price to participate and encourage the dev.