If you're not happy with the Steam title you just bought, you need reimbursing. Here's how to get a Steam refund. Steam has often been criticized for the fact that the buyer has little recourse if a game they purchased either doesn't work or turns out to be not what they expected. However, Valve, the company behind Steam, has implemented a refund policy that allows users to request their money back under certain conditions. This policy has been a game-changer for many players who find themselves regretting a purchase.
You'll want to know how to get a refund on Steam if you're already regretting that PC game purchase, for whatever reason. Users have 14 days and two hours of active playtime to request money back. This means that if you realize the game is not what you expected or it doesn't run properly on your system, you can request a refund within this timeframe. This policy gives players a fair chance to try out the game and decide if it's worth keeping.
A new indie horror game released on Steam today has challenged players to beat it within the storefront's two-hour window to claim a refund. This new update to the Steam refund policy is a win-win for both players and developers. Players have the opportunity to try out games risk-free, while developers are encouraged to create quality content that keeps players engaged for longer than two hours.