Highguard, the new free-to-play shooter from developers who previously worked on Titanfall and Apex Legends, is out now–and the game is supported by microtransactions. Developer Wildlight has now shared some context that speaks to the studio’s philosophy about microtransactions and ads.
Jason Torfin, the VP of product and publishing at Wildlight, told PC Gamer that the team built Highguard’s in-game store to be something its own workers might want to use.
“That means cosmetic only, direct purchase only, no FOMO, no pay for power. No pay to win, pay walling, no RNG, no loot boxes,” Torfin said.
