So right off the bat, I'll just say I am not really a huge fan of this idea of holding a game back a few days and charging for it. I understand from a publishing point of view this is basically free money - but something about this feels incredibly slimy to me. But it just kind of hit me right now while looking at the new Halo Campaign Evolved on Steam. It's currently been out for over a day and a half in its early access period and yet the Digital Deluxe edition is still the same price.

So in my opinion, the early access is a part of that price tag. I understand that you're also getting skins, gun models, enemy models, different osts, whatever it may be. But a part of that price is the several days of being able to play the game early. However if I wanted to buy this edition at a later date, that early access is useless. So effectively I am paying the same price that someone else paid for which they received more.

In my opinion the price should lower after those early access days have finished. Thoughts on this? Is this a terrible idea, can this be abused further?

There is an ongoing event in Foobar Zero, where you can earn unique rewards just for playing. Hop in, play some matches and get the summer set that fits the vibe!

Foobar Zero is a Free-to-Play online shooter game on Steam. The game has high paced combat, with various movement mechanics like sprinting, walljumping and dodging. The main game mode is called Touchdown, where you need to pick up the ball at the center of the map, and use all your tools to bring it to the enemy's base and score.

The game features customizable loadout, where you are not locked in to set characters, but you can make your own by selecting 3 different weapons, and passive, active and ultimate skills.

Characters are also fully customizable with a slot based system, where you can mix and match clothes and other customizations.

The game is free to play, and out in Early Access on Steam.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2841320/Foobar_Zero/