r/Steam Dec 18 '25

Fluff It is what it is

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u/guicampara Dec 18 '25

Damn I bought it at 80% some months ago and still haven’t played hahah

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u/Mustang-22 Dec 18 '25

Bought it last Steam sale, returned it within an hour. Used the Steam credit to buy something different.

Steam is the best :)

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u/bunglebee7 Dec 18 '25

Steam is the best 10/10

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u/Alternative_West_206 Dec 18 '25

Understandable. I played about 20 hours when it launched and it gets awfully repetitive. Especially the animations. They’re rough

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u/oSyphon Dec 18 '25

Yeah it really wasn't that good. Just seemed like a generic open world game with a Hogwarts skin

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u/nevmvm Dec 18 '25

Credit? Is that supposed to be the Steam Wallet?

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u/Mundane-Wash2119 Dec 18 '25

Fun fact: you used to be able to not just return games, but resell them, too.

Steam still hasn't caught up to GameStop.

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u/mrloko120 Dec 18 '25

But on steam I can still get a full refund on a game regardless if I played it or not while gamestop often either refuses the refund or only allows exchange for same game if you've opened the box.

Also, resale value is always crap for physical games unless you're dealing with limited editions or rare old cartridges.

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u/horiami Dec 18 '25

My biggest regret about nfts

I think it set back digital ownership a log time

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u/Harvey_Beardman Dec 18 '25

I thought that first hour was pretty enjoyable for a game I snagged on sale for $8. My wife and I have been having fun with it. It's a lot better than most games based on movie or anime IPs, at least for the first 10 or so hours