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Steam Closes Early Access Playtime Loophole
mercredi 24 avril 2024, 21:20 , par Slashdot
Craven types could play a game for hours and hours, then demand a refund within the standard two hours of play, 14 days after the purchase window of the game's 'official' release. Steam-maker Valve has noticed and, as of Tuesday night, updated its refund policy. 'Playtime acquired during the Advanced Access period will now count towards the Steam refund period,' reads the update. In other words: Playtime is playtime now, so if you've played more than two hours of a game in any state, you don't get a refund. That closes at least one way that people could, with time-crunched effort, play and enjoy games for free in either Early or Advanced access. Read more of this story at Slashdot.
https://games.slashdot.org/story/24/04/24/1817253/steam-closes-early-access-playtime-loophole?utm_so...
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