Thank you for pointing out the 30% platform tax for consols too, so many people overlook that Apple and Google aren't the only ones who do this. If you want to present a game on a platform then you should be charged for using their service. It says in all the service agreements that you are able to be taxed according to the platform you are presenting your software on. They (Apple and Google) are expelling resources to make sure your game or app stays up to date with the most current software. The least you can do is pay up. It's like asking for streaming services to be free, you use the platform, you pay for it, simple as that.