How to Request a Game Refund on Digital Platforms?

Learn how to refund a game you don’t like on platforms like Steam. Check policies for eligibility and process.

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Yes, you can refund a game if you don't like it, depending on the platform’s policy. For instance, most digital stores like Steam let you request a refund if you’ve played the game for fewer than 2 hours and it’s within 14 days of purchase. Always check the specific platform’s refund policy for precise details and process instructions.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the refund policy for Steam? Steam allows refunds if the game is played for less than 2 hours and the request is made within 14 days of purchase.
  2. Can all digital platforms refund games? Not all platforms have the same refund policies. Always check the specific platform's guidelines for detailed information.
  3. How do I request a refund on a game? Visit the platform's support page, find the game in your library, and follow the steps outlined for requesting a refund.

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