Steam Refunds

>Buy a new t-shirt
>wear it for an hour
>decide it doesn't really suit me after all, give me my money back store
>*Gets refund*

Why is this allowed?

>>375832995
>Read a book for up to 30 days (Possibly even finish reading the book)
>"I've had enough of that. Give me my money back, Barnes and Nobel"
>*Gets refund*

Why is this allowed?

Because 2 hours is more than enough time to play a game and think about whether or not you enjoy it.

Granted, games with a playtime of less than the refund time should have a different refund time, but standardization is the most sound business model in any situation.

I'm pretty sure steam also has a policy surrounding how many games and the frequency in which you refund them.

>>375832995
>make a game that takes 1 hour and 50 minutes to beat

Why is this allowed?

>>375832995
>This thread again
Why is this allowed?

>two hour walking simulators are sold for 60 dollars

why is this allowed?

>>375832995
>*posts the same thread he posted 12 hours ago*

why is this allowed

>>375832995
>"Why is this allowed?" thread

Why is this allowed

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Nothing to do with me, I only buy something if I pirated and enjoyed it first

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>"games" that can be completed in under 2 hours

poorfags who don't just pirate need to be gassed

I don't understand why you wouldn't just pirate the game in that scenario.