Let those who never buy something that they would not be happy with, throw a stone first. Normal thing – after all, not everything looks as good as it used to be. It’s the same with games. it is easy to judge them prematurely after the cover, but the real reflection comes too late. In the current reality, most titles are purchased remotely in digital form. The boxed versions, though atmospheric and nostalgic, charming, are out of use. So is it easy to return the game when I don’t even have it in physical form?
Returning to Steam is easy, but it is subject to certain rules
As a wallpaper, it is worth taking the return policy on the largest gaming platform – Steam. The rules are simple and if all conditions are met, there is almost a 100% guarantee that the money will be paid back. Then the reason for such a decision will not even be very relevant.Conditions are:
- submitting the application within less than 14 days of purchase
- the time spent in the game cannot exceed two hours
Why were such restrictions imposed? Logically, Valve does not want users of their platform to complete the games completely and then as if never returning them. If any of the requirements is impossible to achieve, unfortunately the chances of a successful return are almost negligible.
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Refunds can be made by going to the Steam transaction tab. It is in the segment with details about your account. Once you find the product you want, just click on it and choose the return option. Then you only need to complete a short questionnaire, the meaning of which is not of great importance anyway, if your game meets the above requirements.
Your money will be refunded within a few days of sending your request (up to a maximum of two weeks). The refund method will remain selectable unless the transaction is made directly through Steam Wallet. Then the money will be returned to the platform, not cards or PayPal, which can also be used for payments.
Source: Sport

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