When was the game purchased?

The refund limits are: WITHIN 2 weeks of purchase AND with LESS than 2 hours played. Both conditions must be (AND). It is not one or the other.

Originally posted by Beardface31:

When was the game purchased?

just 2 days ago

Originally posted by HughJLoad:

i was denied a refund for over 2 hours of play time but on my account i only played 58 mins trying to contact steam about it. i even have a screenshot of it

All play time counts... so out of curiosity, what game, and are you only counting some of the total play time? Like you're not counting time before purchase?

Originally posted by nullable:

Originally posted by HughJLoad:

i was denied a refund for over 2 hours of play time but on my account i only played 58 mins trying to contact steam about it. i even have a screenshot of it

All play time counts... so out of curiosity, what game, and are you only counting some of the total play time? Like you're not counting time before purchase?

I'm counting play time and I bought game 2 days ago. Never had or played before

go here:
https://help.steampowered.com/en/

look up the game, click on it and see what it says on playtime in the upper right.

Originally posted by wuddih:

go here:
https://help.steampowered.com/en/

look up the game, click on it and see what it says on playtime in the upper right.

It says 58 minutes

Originally posted by HughJLoad:

Originally posted by wuddih:

go here:
https://help.steampowered.com/en/

look up the game, click on it and see what it says on playtime in the upper right.

It says 58 minutes

was the game part of a bundle?

if you want to contact steam support about a refund, select the purchase, then select "I have a question" and make your request there.

Originally posted by Wolf Knight:

Originally posted by HughJLoad:

It says 58 minutes

was the game part of a bundle?

if you want to contact steam support about a refund, select the purchase, then select "I have a question" and make your request there.

No bundle and it doesn't give me that option

I'm curious about the name of the game. I've noticed that Steam Support also uses the "over 2 hours/2 weeks" message when people purchase games they cannot refund due to consumables or subscriptions or such.

Originally posted by Crazy Tiger:

I'm curious about the name of the game. I've noticed that Steam Support also uses the "over 2 hours/2 weeks" message when people purchase games they cannot refund due to consumables or subscriptions or such.

If you spend 8 houres in a free game and then buy DLC. You don't get your DLC refunded unless you have less than 2houres Gameplay.

You have to becarefull with bundles somtimes games in bundle count seperately. But sometimes they bundle the gamplay time too.

Was any of that playtime offline?

Originally posted by Xamurai:

Originally posted by Crazy Tiger:

I'm curious about the name of the game. I've noticed that Steam Support also uses the "over 2 hours/2 weeks" message when people purchase games they cannot refund due to consumables or subscriptions or such.

If you spend 8 houres in a free game and then buy DLC. You don't get your DLC refunded unless you have less than 2houres Gameplay.

You have to becarefull with bundles somtimes games in bundle count seperately. But sometimes they bundle the gamplay time too.

"After you purchased the DLC"

Originally posted by Xamurai:

Originally posted by Crazy Tiger:

I'm curious about the name of the game. I've noticed that Steam Support also uses the "over 2 hours/2 weeks" message when people purchase games they cannot refund due to consumables or subscriptions or such.

If you spend 8 houres in a free game and then buy DLC. You don't get your DLC refunded unless you have less than 2houres Gameplay.

You have to becarefull with bundles somtimes games in bundle count seperately. But sometimes they bundle the gamplay time too.

You should read the rules. It's 2 hours of gameply since purchase of the DLC. So if you already have 8 hours when you purchase the DLC, you can still play 2 hours and refund the DLC.

It does mean making a manual ticket, sure, but in my experience people get their refunds for that.

When you buy a bundle, obviously all games in the bundle count. You cannot refund a part of a bundle, so obviously all playtime counts. That's logical and intended.

Originally posted by Crazy Tiger:

I'm curious about the name of the game. I've noticed that Steam Support also uses the "over 2 hours/2 weeks" message when people purchase games they cannot refund due to consumables or subscriptions or such.

Satisfactory

So anyone going to help it was nought 2 days ago I only have 58 mins of play time and there isn't any dlc nor.is it part of a bundle