Valve has announced that it's closing a loophole in its refund process. With a regular game release, players can request a refund within 14 days of their purchase or if they've played the title for ...

Valve has closed a loophole in Steam's refund policy that effectively allowed players to beat a game before its official release date and get their money back. The company has long had a policy in ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Valve has changed its refund policy on Steam to account for a notable exploit that many users had ...

Valve has updated the Steam refund policy to essentially close a loophole which allowed players to accrue several hours of playtime through advanced access then receive a full refund at launch. The ...

Valve has recently introduced significant adjustments to its refund policy for games purchased prior to their official release dates on the Steam platform. The new policy, effective immediately, ...

Steam’s refund policy for games is simple: You have two hours to play the game after you buy it to decide if you want to keep it. Like all good things, some folks decided to take advantage of a ...

Steam just closed a massive loophole that allowed players to refund games even after spending significant amounts of time on them. But in the process, the company also added a new storefront feature ...

Steam’s refund policy remains the best in the industry, and today, Valve made a small change to how it considers a certain tier of games. In recent years, more and more major releases have started ...

If you’ve played more than two hours of No Man’s Sky, you’ll get no guarantee that you’ll get your money back when you ask for a refund on Steam. Valve has clarified that it is not making an exception ...

It’s not a free lunch for Early Access titles anymore. Valve has revealed a major change to the way they handle refunds for Early Access games. On their news page, they shared this update: “Today we ...

Steam has changed its refund policy, with pre-release playtime now factored in when considering eligibility for a refund. In a short update posted on its website, Valve simply said the change applies ...

You can play for longer before deciding whether or not you want a refund.