In this case, we can already rack up game-time prior to release. The way I read this, you can refund your pre-order in disregard of the two-weeks rule. The problem with this generic text is, that it does not cover the case of a playable beta. Posting it here is unhelpful, to be honest - talking about a refund when the game has not even come out yet hints that you are one of those guys that might want to see the game fail, or perhaps review bomb it to death. Look - this question should be posed to Steam Support.
Preordered games that have been released are still eligible for a refund, as long as the refund request is submitted within two weeks of the game’s release, and the game has been played for less than two hours. However, you may still request a credit to your Steam wallet.įor more information on how to submit a refund request, click here.Ĭan I still refund my pre-order after the game comes out? If the pre-order title was purchased more than 3 months ago, you may not be able to refund back to your original payment method. You may refund your pre-order any time prior to the release of the game. In any case, if you look it up on the Steam help site, you will see the following:
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