When will STEAM polite and do the same thing when games are sold for much higher amounts than for phones? https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/134336?hl=en

Or VALVE need worldwide antitrust laws?

"The ACCC alleges that Valve made false or misleading representations to Australian customers of Steam that:
- consumers were not entitled to a refund for any games sold by Valve via Steam in any circumstances;
- Valve had excluded, restricted or modified statutory guarantees and/or warranties that goods would be of acceptable quality;
- Valve was not under any obligation to repair, replace or provide a refund for a game where the consumer had not contacted and attempted to resolve the problem with the computer game developer; and
- the statutory consumer guarantees did not apply to games sold by Valve.

The matter has been filed in the Federal Court’s Sydney Registry. A date for the first directions hearing is set for 7 October 2014 at the Federal Court in Sydney before Justice Jagot."

https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/full-steam-ahead-accc-institutes-proceedings-against-valve-for-making-alleged-misleading-consumer-guarantee-representations

Their rights also have EU customers. 14 days right to return goods ordered remotely. Huge amount of games offered here can not try them before buying.
Pay up & shut up system.

How long will be ignored rights of consumers?