Ouya is relaxing its limitations on game developers in a bid to bolster support for the Android-based microconsole. In a blog post, the company says that it will soon allow developers to release games that lack a free-to-try component. To date, all games for the console have been required to either be entirely free or have a free-to-play component. Alternatively, developers could offer a free demo. But amidst complaints that the requirement wasn't a match for certain games or that a production of a demo was beyond developers' budgets, Ouya is changing its rules. According to Polygon , come April, developers will be able to use either a free-to-play or a paid model.
In a blog post, Ouya makes it clear what led to the move: "We’re...
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