Making a quick profit and trashing long-term oriented customers
I am a novice into video games, recently bought a Steam Deck. I bought MANY games in bundles from Steam and haven't had a chance to review them immediately. In addition I didn't really understand what "unsupported", "playable" and "verified" meant, I thought that since they sell them on Steam, they should be fine. However, a month later - as soon as I realised that some games don't operate on Deck with 1' or 2' "playtime" - I asked for a refund. Guess, what they refuse to refund... I have bought from Steam so many games that I cherish while some others DON'T PLAY on Deck - for which I am not responsible: it's Steam who sell unsupported games to people who cannot always understand their jargon, how purchases work, under what conditions etc. Making a quick profit and trashing long-term oriented customers in 2026? Yes, STEAM DOES THIS.