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Re: Steam Refunds
they cant ask for a refund after 14 days, so this example doesnt really work -
Re: Steam Refunds
Take a game like Limbo for example, a highly praised indie game, that is well worth it's money. However, you can probably beat it within 2 hours, which is part of the reason why it is priced so low in the first place. -
Re: Steam Refunds
Naa, it makes perfect sense to apply it retroactively. Here's an example, a couple months ago, my wife bought Fallout 3 (the 2008 one). It would not run *at all* on her Win 8 machine. After looking at various sites, this was a known issue, essentially Bethesda was selling a game they knew would not run on a current windows… -
Re: Steam Refunds
Is that a company specific or app-store specific policy? In the EU, for example, you can return things bought online for 14 days. Anything beyond that is not mandated by law. Regarding returns: the original idea behind that law had physical goods in mind, which you could not evaluate in person - hence making it easy to… -
Re: Steam Refunds
I guess I don't understand the wisdom behind offering an extended refund window at all. A refund policy is a good thing but just make it apply moving forward and don't burden developers with backdated lost revenue. Example- A small developer sells 500 units a month at $10. The refund policy is put into effect and there is… -
Re: Steam Refunds
Imagine in 2002, when most games still had free time limited demos, if you could get people to PAY YOU to play your demo with the caveat that they could get a full refund if they hadn't played more than 2 hours? There's no doubt people would have been all over that idea if not for the sheer stupidity of it (in 2002) -…
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