Microsoft’s Mojang Studios announced on Wednesday that it will soon ban the use of NFTs on community-run Minecraft game servers. But the Epic Games Store doesn’t plan on taking a similarly unilateral approach against NFTs in games, according to new comments from the firm’s CEO.

Yesterday, a Twitter user asked Epic Games co-founder and CEO Tim Sweeney to follow Minecraft’s lead. “It’d be really nice to see the same opinion from the Epic Games Store,” wrote user DicklessRichard, tagging Sweeney. “Please get rid of every last one of those games on the store.”

It’s a stance taken by the largest PC gaming marketplace, Steam, which announced its own ban on NFTs and blockchain tech last October. But the Epic Games Store pushed back and said that it would allow NFT games, and a couple such games have been announced since. Sweeney held firm to that stance in his response last night.

“Developers should be free to decide how to build their games, and you are free to decide whether to play them,” Sweeney wrote. “I believe stores and operating system makers shouldn’t interfere by forcing their views onto others. We definitely won’t.”