Maybe you went a bit overboard during the latest Steam sale, or realized that your potato of a PC can’t handle your new game except on the lowest settings. Whatever the reason, you want a refund from ...

You can refund a game purchased on Steam if you request the refund within two weeks of purchase, and have played the game for less than two hours total. When your game is refunded, it will be removed ...

It's always fun to purchase a new game on Steam — it's a brand new story to experience, world to explore, online foes to inflict mischief upon. In the vast majority of cases, purchasing a new game ...

Steam just closed a massive loophole that allowed players to refund games even after spending significant amounts of time on them. But in the process, the company also added a new storefront feature ...

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Video gamers sometimes purchase games that they don't like. Luckily, Steam, a video game digital distribution powered by Valve, is known for its fast and generous refund policy. With the Steam Game ...

Buying games on Steam is designed to be as quick and easy as possible, providing minimal friction between your desired content and your wallet. It’s helped by a catalog of tens of thousands of games, ...

It happens to even the most seasoned gamers: You’ve watched all the trailers, logged hours of watching streamers preview the game on Twitch, read every game review online, and pulled the trigger on ...

Traditionally, Steam only offers refunds for games if the user has spent less than two hours playing it, and has owned the game for more than two weeks. This way, a user can’t spend a bunch of time ...

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